Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said early Friday that Israel has crushed Iran's nuclear enrichment facilities and fought on seven fronts since the Oct. 7, 2023, massacre, which he called the worst atrocity against Jews since the Holocaust. Netanyahu displayed a pager device, referencing the operation against Hezbollah, and asserted that Israel has no choice but to win.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made a series of sweeping statements in an address early Friday, asserting that Israel has crushed Iran's nuclear enrichment facilities and has been fighting on seven fronts over the past three years, including Hamas, Hezbollah, Iran, the Houthis, and militias in Iraq, Syria, and Palestinian areas. Netanyahu described the Oct. 7, 2023, massacre as 'the darkest day in Israel's history' and 'the worst massacre of Jews since the Holocaust,' and declared that Israel will win because it has no other choice. He also held up a pager device, referencing the coordinated operation against Hezbollah that the IDF carried out.
The remarks come as Netanyahu has repeatedly highlighted the degradation of Hezbollah's rocket arsenal and the weakening of Iran's nuclear program in previous speeches. As The Zioneer reported earlier this month, Netanyahu marked the second anniversary of the pager attacks, stating that Israel had eliminated 93% of Hezbollah's pre-war rockets. He has also previously called for toppling the Iranian regime and eliminating Hamas and Hezbollah.
The claims about Iran's enrichment facilities have not been independently verified, though Israeli officials have previously stated that significant damage was inflicted on Iranian nuclear sites. The address was delivered in the early hours of Friday, with no immediate official response from Iran or Hezbollah.
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