Netanyahu threatens regime change in Iran

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated on Wednesday that the only way to remove the threat posed by Iran's nuclear program is to overthrow the Iranian regime. He directed the Israeli Defense Forces, Mossad, and security branches to pursue this objective, accusing Iran's new Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei of continuing his father's nuclear ambitions.

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday threatened the Iranian supreme leader, saying he wants to "overthrow the regime in Iran". In a post on X, Netanyahu was quoted as saying during an address to an Israeli army officer course graduation ceremony that "the regime in Iran has still not learned its lesson", accusing new Iranian Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei of following "in his father’s footsteps" to develop "the bombs of death".

Netanyahu threatens regime change in Iran

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