Netanyahu Won't Seek Trump's Approval to Strike Iran
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's statements highlighted his firm stance on the Iranian issue. He emphasized that striking Iran's nuclear facilities alone will not be sufficient to eliminate the Iranian threat as long as the regime remains in power. He clarified that he has given directives to the army and Mossad to fully overthrow the Iranian regime, noting that what has been achieved in Iran constitutes about 90% of the mission. He also warned that the regime's continued existence grants Iran an opportunity to restore its nuclear capabilities. Additionally, he denied the accuracy of a news report claiming that former U.S. President Donald Trump prevented a planned Israeli attack, explaining that he will not seek Washington's green light and that Israel is determined to act on its own. These statements come amid escalating military preparations by both the United States and Israel in anticipation of resuming operations against Iran, amid increasing tensions over the nuclear file and security in the Strait of Hormuz, at a time when diplomatic efforts for a settlement have yet to make any progress.
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