Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in an interview with Channel 14's 'The Patriots' that he is considering releasing security protocols, and warned that an Eisenkot-led government would mark 'the beginning of the end of Israel.' He reiterated that Iran will not obtain nuclear weapons under his leadership and called for the defeat of the Iranian regime.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made fresh remarks in a Sunday evening interview on Channel 14's 'The Patriots,' saying he is considering releasing unspecified protocols and warning that a government led by former IDF chief Gadi Eisenkot would be 'the beginning of the end of Israel.'
The interview follows an earlier statement by Netanyahu on the same day, in which he declared that the Iranian regime must be defeated and that Iran will not obtain nuclear weapons under his watch. In the new interview, he reiterated those positions and added that Iran is 'trying to renew its nuclear program and produce atomic bombs,' while stressing that 'the threat has not been removed.'
The content of the protocols Netanyahu referenced remains unspecified. The remarks targeting Eisenkot come amid ongoing political competition between Likud and the National Unity party. Netanyahu also said he views the release of the protocols as 'a blessed thing' and that he would accept it gladly.
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