Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has declared that Iran's government must be overthrown to stop it from obtaining nuclear weapons. He argued that the Iranian government will always try to rebuild itself, restart its nuclear program, and pursue the destruction of Israel.
Netanyahu made these remarks in an interview with Israel's Channel 14, which was oadcast last night. He emphasized that he has dedicated his life to preventing Iran from becoming a nuclear power. According to him, Iran was previously close to building a nuclear weapon, but two military strikes by the Israeli army eliminated the "immediate threat."
The Israeli Prime Minister vowed that as long as he is in office, Iran will never acquire nuclear weapons. These statements come at a time of high tension between the two countries, with Israel repeatedly accusing Iran of seeking nuclear armaments, a charge Iran consistently denies.
Meanwhile, the news website Axios, citing several sources, reported that Netanyahu and the U.S. President recently discussed the possibility of launching extensive attacks against Iran before upcoming elections in both the U.S. and Israel.
According to the report, Israeli officials told Axios that during the phone call, Netanyahu expressed deep concern over Israeli intelligence indicating that Iran is taking "worrying steps" to revive its nuclear program.
These developments signal growing alarm in Israel over Iran's nuclear activities and the potential for direct military confrontation in the region. By calling for the overthrow of the Iranian government, Netanyahu is showcasing his hardline stance and may be seeking to rally international support for increased pressure on Tehran.
Source: Axios / Channel 14 Israel
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