Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, speaking at the state memorial ceremony for October 7 on Monday, issued a direct threat to the Iranian regime, saying 'we will not allow the tyranny in Tehran to threaten our existence. The tyranny regime is weaker than ever, it is fighting for its life and its end will come.' The remarks were reported by The Zioneer.
At the state memorial ceremony marking three years since the October 7 massacre, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu delivered a direct threat to the Iranian regime on Monday, stating that Tehran's 'tyranny regime is weaker than ever' and that 'its end will come.' The remarks, reported by The Zioneer, add a new dimension to the premier's address at the ceremony. Earlier today, The Zioneer reported that Netanyahu vowed there will be no Hamas rule in Gaza and that perpetrators 'live on borrowed time.' The new Iran threat continues a pattern of increasingly assertive rhetoric from Netanyahu toward the Islamic Republic, following prior statements in which he predicted the fall of the regime and warned against any future attack on Israel. The ceremony also saw an incident in which an attendee confronted Supreme Court Justice Yitzhak Amit, but no official response from the court or security has been reported yet.
- DevelopingNetanyahu warns Iran: 'The era of restrained responses has ended'
- StrongNetanyahu tells Erdogan he will not rule Jerusalem, predicts Iranian regime's fall
- StrongNetanyahu delivers speech at state memorial for fallen soldiers since Oct 7
- StrongNetanyahu: We have the ability to overthrow the Iranian regime 'once and for all'
Source and signal
A single-sourced dispatch is never rated Confirmed or Strong. Its Signal strengthens only when a second, independent source corroborates it.
- Open-source intake