Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of Israel, issued a firm warning to Iran, stating that any attack from it will have "very severe consequences." Netanyahu emphasized that Israel will not allow Iran to renew its nuclear program or to restore its ballistic missile industry, which has been significantly affected. This statement comes in the context of American President Donald Trump also expressing the intention to "eradicate" the Iranian nuclear program. Netanyahu mentioned that Israeli officials are concerned about the possible reconstruction of Iran's ballistic missile arsenal.
Additionally, Netanyahu addressed the protests in Iran, stating that they have significantly expanded and that the Iranian people may be at a decisive moment in the fight for freedom and justice. The Israeli Prime Minister expressed solidarity with the Iranian protesters, who have begun to demonstrate due to economic issues and high prices.
Additionally, Netanyahu addressed the protests in Iran, stating that they have significantly expanded and that the Iranian people may be at a decisive moment in the fight for freedom and justice. The Israeli Prime Minister expressed solidarity with the Iranian protesters, who have begun to demonstrate due to economic issues and high prices.
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