Netanyahu Says Iran Regime Change Is Possible, Not Guaranteed, as Israel Presses War Into Day 3
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Updated · ایران اینترنشنال · May 11
Netanyahu Says Iran Regime Change Is Possible, Not Guaranteed, as Israel Presses War Into Day 3
5 articles · Updated · ایران اینترنشنال · May 11
Benjamin Netanyahu said Sunday that Iran’s leadership could eventually be toppled, but stressed such an outcome was possible rather than assured.
Day 3 of the Israel-Iran war framed the remark, with Netanyahu signaling pressure on Tehran while avoiding a firm prediction about the regime’s fate.
The comment points to a potentially broader strategic aim beyond immediate military exchanges, even as Israel has not formally declared regime change as a guaranteed objective.
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