Benjamin Netanyahu sends message to Iranians: “Israel is with you”

Israeli Prime Minister, benjamin netanyahusent an unusual Message to the people of Iran and invited them to turn their backs on the religious government of the Ayatollahs Ali Khamenei.

Netanyahu, speaking in English in a 3-minute video released by his office, said he was addressing the Iranian people, taking the occasion to make it clear that The Iranian government was Israel’s enemy. not iranian peopleAnd that when the government falls, their people will be better off.

“They know one very simple thing: Iran’s dictators do not care about their futureBut yes to you. He said, “When Iran is finally free, and that time will come sooner than people think, everything will be different.” “Our two ancestral peoples, the Jewish people and the Persian people, will finally live in peace. “Our two countries, Israel and Iran, will live in peace.”

Netanyahu said he could see “A future of prosperity and peace” To the Israelis and Iranians, and assured: “Israel is with you”,

Also, the Prime Minister blamed the Iranian regime for this Zone “Deep into War” At the expense of our own people.

“Every day, they see a regime that subjugates themgive fiery speeches about protecting lebanonSafety of HoroscopeHowever, every day, that regime plunges our region into darkness and deeper into war,” he said. “Every day, their puppets are finished. ask this Mohammad Deefask this Nasrallahthe president said, referring to the military leader of Hamas in Gaza and the leader of the Lebanese group Hezbollah who were killed in Israeli strikes.

In your message, Netanyahu criticizes Iranian leaders for “wasting billions of dollars on useless wars” in the Middle East, rather than improving the lives of its citizens.

“Don’t let a small group of fanatics crush your hopes and dreams.”Netanyahu said. “They deserve better. Your children deserve better. The whole world deserves better. I know they do not support the rapists and murderers of Hamas and Hezbollah, but their leaders do. “They deserve more.”

In addition, the Israeli Prime Minister repeated one of the phrases he said in recent days, because of the success in the search and elimination of Hezbollah’s leaders: “There is no place in the Middle East that Israel cannot reach. “There is no place we won’t go to protect our people and protect our country.”

This notice has come in full force Israeli attacks against Hezbollah in LebanonAnd amid uncertainty over what the Iranian reaction will be to last Friday’s death NasrallahA major ally of the Islamic Republic in the region.

In recent hours, in addition, several American media outlets have said that Israel is already sending small groups of troops across the Lebanese border, Laying the groundwork for a possible ground offensive into Lebanon, something that would further escalate regional tensions.

iran Has also promised to take revenge for the murder of Abbas Nilforoshana high command of quds forceThe foreign operations branch of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, who died along with the Hezbollah leader on Friday.

Netanyahu’s comments came hours after a Foreign Ministry spokesman Iran said the country has no plans to send its fighter planes to directly confront Israel.

“There is no need to send additional or volunteer forces from the Islamic Republic of Iran”

Declared Foreign Ministry spokesman Nasser Kanani said fighters in Lebanon and the Palestinian territories “have the capacity and strength to defend themselves against aggression.”

Early Monday morning, Iranian President, masoud pezeshkianAccording to the government website, Nasrallah visited Hezbollah’s office in Tehran to “pay tribute”.

supreme leader, ayatollah Ali Khameneiwhich has the final say in all matters of state in Iran, has promised that Nasrallah’s death “will not be in vain.”

Khamenei said this Israel was “too weak to cause significant damage to Hezbollah’s solid buildup in Lebanon”. and called on the “axis of resistance” to side with Hezbollah.

“Lebanon will make its aggressive and evil enemy repent,” he said.

(With information from EFE, AFP and Reuters)