Netanyahu: Lebanon wants peace, Iran to fall

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that Israel will continue targeting Hezbollah in Lebanon, viewing this as an opportunity to achieve peace with most of the Lebanese people who desire peace. He also indicated that the Iranian regime is at its weakest and is headed towards extinction, emphasizing that Israel will not allow Tehran's threats to endanger its very existence. Regarding the Gaza situation, he affirmed that Hamas will not be permitted to govern, and those who participated in the attack on Israel and the hostages will face consequences. Netanyahu explained that thanks to Israel's forces, the balance has been shifted, reducing the threat to its citizens, while efforts continue to accomplish their missions. He called on the international community to understand that Israel is engaged in a war to defend itself and the world, criticizing some for spreading lies about its positions. A memorial ceremony for the October 7 attacks was held at Mount Herzl in Jerusalem, attended by Israeli leaders, during which flags were raised to half-mast at the designated time for remembrance.

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