Overthrowing Iran's government 'essential for Israel's security', Netanyahu says

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that overthrowing Iran's government is essential for Israel's security but unlikely before the October 27 elections. Netanyahu claimed significant progress in weakening Iran and preventing its nuclear ambitions, accusing political rivals of opposing these efforts.

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says that although overthrowing Iran’s government "remains essential for Israel's security", it is unlikely to happen before Israel’s elections on 27 October. “No, I don’t think that’s realistic,” he said in an interview with Israeli public broadcaster Kan.

Overthrowing Iran's government 'essential for Israel's security', Netanyahu says

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