As Iran Lays Ali Khamenei to Rest, Netanyahu Issues Brutal Warning to Mojtaba Khamenei
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As Iran lays Ali Khamenei to rest, Netanyahu issues brutal warning to Mojtaba Khamenei
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared that “the war has not yet ended” while addressing a military graduation ceremony, stressing Israel’s readiness for future threats and unveiling plans to boost defense spending over the next decade. Netanyahu reiterated that Israel would prevent Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons and highlighted recent military operations against Iranian targets. Defense Minister Israel Katz also said the Israeli military remains prepared to resume operations if necessary, including potential strikes on Iran. Watch the full, uncut speeches from Netanyahu and Katz as they outline Israel’s security strategy, military preparedness, and regional defense priorities.
The U.S. President met with the Israeli Prime Minister on Thursday evening to inform him of the American "last movements" in the Gulf, according to the cabinet of Benyamin Netanyahu. Earlier, the Chief of Staff of the Israeli army claimed that "significant operations" were to be planned in Iran.
Netanyahu, looking forward to the resumption of war, says military operations against Iran are not over. Amid renewed armed clashes between the U.S. and Iran over control of the Strait of Hormuz during negotiations under a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to end the war, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated on the 9th (local time) that military operations against Iran have not yet ended.
The Prime Minister of Israel has taken advantage of a military graduation to insist on the technical superiority of his country
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Thursday that the war against Iran "is not over yet, adding that the Israeli army, especially its air forces, are prepared for any scenario. "The Iranian axis is weaker than ever, while Israel is stronger than ever. Together, we have not only changed the peoples of the Middle East, but...
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