Netanyahu Says War Against Iran May Take 'Some Time'
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Throughout his political career, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has steered his country along two pillars of foreign policy: an ironclad partnership with the United States and a relentless diplomatic and covert battle against the rulers of the Islamic Republic of Iran.
Such assessments of Netanyahu sound absurd today, as Israel wages war on Iran for the second time, having dismantled the regime’s proxy armies—Hamas and Hezbollah—and assassinated its supreme leader.
Graham wrote in a social media post that they talked about the potential for peace with the elimination of Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei’s regime.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in a recorded message released Saturday morning that the attacks will let Iranians “take their fate into their own hands” and that Israel plans the curre
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that it was crucial to "act now" against Iran because the leadership in Tehran was building underground facilities to shield its missile and nuclear
Trump announced joint strikes on Iran in a Truth Social video, directly addressing the Iranian people and telling them to seize control of their destiny.
Netanyahu said Israeli forces were "striking the heart of Tehran with increasing strength, which will increase even more in the coming days."
"The Iranian terror regime is at the weakest point it's ever been at," Netanyahu stated, adding that he expects military actions against Iran will be "quick and decisive. " Prime Minister Benjamin