Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the war with Iran will end only when the regime is overthrown or weakened enough to halt its nuclear program and change its course, according to comments published by Israeli media outlet The Radar.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu outlined his conditions for ending the war with Iran in comments published Sunday by Israeli media outlet The Radar. Netanyahu said the war will end when the Iranian regime is 'overthrown or weakened enough' to halt its nuclear program and change its course. In a separate statement, he said the war will end 'either when the regime falls, or when Iran pays the price for everything it is doing in the region.' The remarks underline Israel's position that the conflict with Iran will not conclude without a fundamental change in Tehran's behavior or leadership.
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