Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu states that the war with Iran is not over and that Israel will continue to prevent Tehran from obtaining nuclear weapons.

The Prime Minister of Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu, stated that the war with Iran is far from over, despite the severe blows suffered by Tehran. Netanyahu emphasized that Israel's policy is clear: Iran will not obtain nuclear weapons, regardless of the existence of an agreement. He asserted that, without Israel's intervention, Iran would already have nuclear weapons.

Furthermore, Netanyahu announced that the Israeli army will remain in southern Lebanon as long as necessary, citing the threats posed by Hezbollah. Although Lebanon is calling for Israel's withdrawal from certain areas, Netanyahu mentioned that Israeli forces will maintain a buffer zone. The Prime Minister highlighted the importance of maintaining Israel's air superiority and criticized the sale of F-35 aircraft to Turkey, emphasizing that this could affect regional stability.