Netanyahu Predicts Iran's Liberation from Islamic Regime ‘Sooner Than Expected’

In a powerful address on Monday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu delivered a bold message to the people of Iran, declaring that they will soon be free from the oppressive grip of their Islamic regime. His remarks come after Israel dealt a major blow to Iran’s top proxy, Hezbollah, including the elimination of its leader, Hassan Nasrallah, in a targeted strike last Friday.

Addressing the Iranian people directly, Netanyahu criticized their regime for spending billions on terrorism while its citizens suffer. “Every day, you see a regime that subjugates you, make fiery speeches about defending Lebanon, defending Gaza. Yet every day, that regime plunges our region deeper into darkness and deeper into war,” he said, highlighting the toll Iran’s leadership has taken on the region.

Netanyahu’s speech emphasized Israel’s recent success in targeting Iranian-backed terror groups across the Middle East. “There is nowhere in the Middle East Israel cannot reach,” Netanyahu said. “There is nowhere we will not go to protect our people and protect our country.”

His message also carried a tone of hope, predicting that “when Iran is finally free, and that moment will come a lot sooner than people think – everything will be different.” He envisioned a future where the Iranian people, long oppressed by their regime’s support for groups like Hamas and Hezbollah, would thrive through global investment, tourism, and technological innovation.

Netanyahu underscored that the Islamic regime’s downfall would lead to a dismantling of the terrorist networks Iran has built across five continents, paving the way for a peaceful coexistence between the Jewish and Persian people.

“Doesn’t that sound better than endless poverty, repression, and war?” Netanyahu asked, promising a brighter future for Iran once it is liberated from its terrorist-supporting leadership.

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