Netanyahu says overthrowing Iran’s government is key to ‘Israel’s’ security
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- ‘Israel’s’ Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Iran and Hezbollah against attacking ‘Israel’, threatening a “very strong” response.
- Netanyahu claimed that overthrowing Iran’s government was the only way to achieve security and calm, while alleging that Tehran was seeking to revive its nuclear program.
‘Israel’s’ Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said that security and stability for ‘Israel’ can only be achieved by overthrowing Iran’s government, while warning Tehran and Hezbollah against launching attacks.
In an interview with Israel’s Channel 14, Netanyahu threatened a “very strong” response if Iran or Hezbollah attacked ‘Israel’.
Asked about his meeting with US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, Netanyahu pointed to remarks made by President Donald Trump two days earlier, saying Trump had called for the permanent removal of the Iranian threat and indicated that this could be achieved in partnership with him.
Netanyahu described the question of who would eliminate the Iranian threat permanently as “decisive before the elections.”
He also alleged that Iran was seeking to revive its nuclear program, presenting the issue as a central security concern for ‘Israel’.
Netanyahu’s remarks underscore his continued emphasis on confronting Iran and its regional allies, as tensions persist across the Middle East.
