Netanyahu: Defeating Iran could lead to end of Hamas, Hezbollah
Victory over the Iranian regime could bring about the elimination of the Hamas and Hezbollah terrorist groups, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Sunday night.“It is clear that if this regime is defeated, the path to the final elimination of Hamas and the elimination of Hezbollah is not far off, and we will complete it,” he told Channel 14’s “The Patriots” current affairs program, speaking in Hebrew.Netanyahu said Israel still had unfinished business in the War of Redemption, which began with the Hamas-led massacre of Oct. 7, 2023. He also pointed to dangers beyond the Iranian-backed terrorist organizations.“There are missions to complete, and there are also new threats,” he said.Netanyahu then turned to President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, saying that the Turkish leader “does not like us and does not like me. We are in an environment that is still challenging. The job needs to be finished.”He went on to…
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that defeating the Iranian regime could lead to the elimination of Hamas and Hezbollah. Speaking on Channel 14's "The Patriots," Netanyahu emphasized that while Iran's nuclear program was "hit hard," Tehran has not abandoned its nuclear aspirations, likening it to a "cancer" that could re-emerge. He also addressed domestic issues, vowing to stop vigilante violence by Jewish youths in Judea and Samaria, stating, "I am not prepared to tolerate this." Additionally, Netanyahu discussed the conscription of ultra-Orthodox men, asserting that those not studying Torah full-time should enlist, and those who refuse should "go straight to prison." He warned that a government formed by his challengers after the October 27 election would withdraw forces and establish a Palestinian state, which he called "the beginning of the end of the State of Israel."
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