Netanyahu believes regime change in Iran is "within reach" for Israel
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Netanyahu believes regime change in Iran is "within reach" for Israel

dnoticias.pt3 September 2026 at 18:38

The Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, stated that the fall of the Iranian regime is "within reach" for Israel, in a statement made through a video released by his office. This statement came after a ceremony with Israeli security officials.

Netanyahu argued that the leadership of the Islamic Republic is "fighting for its survival", demonstrating a firm position regarding the Iranian government. The Israeli prime minister believes there is the "ability to eliminate this threat once and for all, that is, to overthrow this regime".

The Israeli prime minister considered this to be the "main mission" remaining for Israel, making clear his position regarding Iran. These statements represent a significant rhetorical escalation by the Israeli leader.

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