'The end of the Iranian regime is near,' Netanyahu threatens at government's Rosh Hashanah toast
"We are determined to defend ourselves; we are determined to strike our enemies," Netanyahu said at the Government Rosh Hashanah toast.
Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel's Prime Minister, declared on Sunday that the Iranian regime's end is near and that its collapse would alter the Middle East and the fate of the Jewish people. At a government toast ahead of Rosh Hashanah, Netanyahu vowed to continue operations against Iran, asserting that Israel is stronger than ever and its adversaries are weaker.
He credited Israel and the United States for removing an existential threat from above them, eliminating atomic bombs and ballistic missiles. Netanyahu emphasized Israel's resolve to defend itself and strike back at enemies, while warning against any miscalculation on their part, as they might suffer unimaginable consequences.
"Don't mess with us," Netanyahu cautioned, asserting Israel's unity in difficult times and its position as the most powerful force in the Middle East. He then praised the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) and security branches, stating that they work around the clock to eliminate terrorists in Lebanon, Gaza, and Judea and Samaria. Netanyahu concluded his speech with a heartfelt blessing for a year filled with blessings, greater than any they have experienced before.
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