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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's statement emphasizes his readiness to deliver preemptive strikes against Iran without relying on U.S. support. He affirmed that confronting the Iranian threat is "the mission of his life." He announced his goal of preventing Iran from launching a "first strike" and claimed that 90% of the mission against Iran has been accomplished, reaffirming his commitment to overthrow the Iranian regime if necessary. Additionally, he warned of the possibility that U.S. military aid to Israel could decrease in the future and called for the building of new international alliances to strengthen its position—especially in light of the potential for a future American administration to suspend aid. On security matters, Netanyahu has shifted Israel's doctrine from defensive to preemptive action, investing around $145 billion to enhance military capabilities, with an emphasis on self-production and reducing dependence on foreign sources. This comes just days before the Israeli elections, which could determine his political future, particularly as he faces trial on corruption charges.
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