Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in an exclusive interview that Israel's 'systems are working' to topple the Iranian regime, asserting the leadership's commitment to regime change. The interview is set to air Friday on the 'Cabinet Friday' program.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared Wednesday evening that Israel is actively working to topple the Iranian regime, in an exclusive interview with journalist Nave Dromi. 'We will bring down the regime in Iran — it will fall,' Netanyahu said, adding that 'all our systems are working' toward that goal. The interview is scheduled to air on the 'Cabinet Friday' program.
Netanyahu has repeatedly made the collapse of the Iranian regime a central part of his wartime strategy. In previous remarks reported by The Zioneer, he argued that the fall of the regime would represent the 'real victory' and has framed the current conflict as an opportunity to dismantle the Islamic Republic's influence.
The statements come amid ongoing military operations between Israel and Iran, including direct kinetic exchanges, and while the U.S. under President Trump has also escalated its posture against Tehran. The prime minister's message signals that Israel intends to pursue regime change as a declared objective, not merely a military containment of Iran's proxies.
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