The Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, defended this Tuesday the need to "finish the job" undertaken in the Middle East and "completely end the regime of Iran," statements with which, he emphasized, the United States "agrees."
Netanyahu stressed that Israel maintains its "commitment" to the goal of "bringing down the Iranian regime, which would lead to the end of Hezbollah in Lebanon," words that come just a week before the parliamentary elections in Israel.
In this line, he indicated that Israeli forces "have made great advances in the fight to push back Hezbollah," although he emphasized that this mission "still needs to be completed," according to information published by the newspaper 'The Times of Israel'. "Completing it means bringing down the Iranian terrorist regime, it has many tentacles. That will also bring peace with Lebanon," he stated.
Netanyahu also detailed that "that must be our main objective. I have talked about this with President (Donald) Trump more than once, also yesterday," before stating that "it is such a fanatical regime that if it remains alive it will continue trying to develop nuclear weapons and rebuild itself."
In recent interventions, the Israeli leader has highlighted the "strength" of Israel, which, in his opinion, is reflected in the fact that Iran has not launched attacks against Israeli territory again.
This is not the first time that the Israeli government has issued warnings of this caliber. In September, Defense Minister Israel Katz warned that the Israeli Army "will be free of ties" if an Iranian attack occurs and threatened to return the Central Asian country "to the Stone Age" and attack "all military and civilian infrastructure."