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Netanyahu hints Israel wants to bring down Iran's government

From Tuแป•i Trแบป · () Vietnamese

Translated from Vietnamese and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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  • Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu described Iran's government as weakened and struggling to survive, and said Israel still had to push for its collapse.
  • Netanyahu said Israel, with U.S. support, had dealt major blows to threats including nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles, while warning Iran against attacking Israel.
  • He said Israeli forces continued operations in Lebanon, Gaza and the West Bank, and that more work remained despite what he called major achievements.

Benjamin Netanyahu has identified the collapse of Iran's government as one of Israel's remaining missions, saying Tehran's ruling system is wounded, weakened and struggling to survive.

Together with the United States, we have achieved great accomplishments in pushing back the existential threat.

· Benjamin NetanyahuNetanyahu credited Israel and the United States with countering threats linked to Iran.

Speaking at an Israeli government reception before Rosh Hashanah on Sept. 6, the prime minister said bringing down the government in Tehran would completely change the face of the Middle East and the history of the Jewish people. He said Israel had the determination and capability to pursue that goal.

Netanyahu portrayed Israel as stronger than ever and its opponents as substantially weakened. He attributed that position to government decisions, military operations and the unity of Israelis during a difficult period. "Together with the United States, we have achieved great accomplishments in pushing back the existential threat," he said. "We eliminated the danger from the atomic bomb and ballistic missiles, and dealt a heavy blow to the axis led by Iran."

We eliminated the danger from the atomic bomb and ballistic missiles, and dealt a heavy blow to the axis led by Iran.

· Benjamin NetanyahuHe described what he said were Israel's military achievements against Iran and its allies.

He said Israel remained determined to defend itself and continue attacking its opponents. Netanyahu argued that Iran was avoiding an attack because it understood the possible consequences, but warned that Tehran could miscalculate. "If they attack us, they will suffer a retaliation that even they cannot imagine," he said.

If they attack us, they will suffer a retaliation that even they cannot imagine.

· Benjamin NetanyahuThe prime minister warned Iran against launching an attack on Israel.

Netanyahu also praised Israeli soldiers and security forces, saying the military continued operations in Lebanon, the Gaza Strip and the West Bank. He acknowledged that Israel had achieved major results but still had much to complete. He ended with a traditional Rosh Hashanah blessing: "May the old year and its curses pass, and the new year and its blessings begin, blessings better than anything we have ever had."

May the old year and its curses pass, and the new year and its blessings begin, blessings better than anything we have ever had.

· Benjamin NetanyahuNetanyahu closed his Rosh Hashanah address with a traditional blessing.
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Originally published by Tuแป•i Trแบป in Vietnamese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.

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