Netanyahu Says Israel Seeks to Defeat Iran’s Government as Gaza War Continues

JERUSALEM, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says Israel is working to bring down Iran’s current government.

In an interview with Israeli television, Netanyahu said he had instructed relevant Israeli agencies to work toward defeating the Iranian government.

He also said Israeli pilots could be ready to carry out further operations in Iran at any time.

Netanyahu’s remarks come amid continued military tensions between Israel and Iran.

Israel Says It Seeks to Defeat Iranian Government

Netanyahu said Israel’s efforts against Iran go beyond military targets.

According to his comments, the Israeli government is also seeking to weaken and defeat Iran’s current leadership.

The statement signals a wider Israeli objective as tensions between the two countries remain high.

Israel and Iran have exchanged attacks in recent months, raising concerns about a broader regional conflict.

Netanyahu Claims Control Over 60% of Gaza

Netanyahu also discussed Israel’s military operations in Gaza during the interview.

He claimed that Israel currently controls around 60% of the Gaza Strip.

He said Israeli forces intend to advance further into the territory.

Netanyahu made the comments while visiting the Yellow Line, which divides areas of Gaza that have come under different forms of Israeli military control.

Israel Says Hamas Must Be Disarmed

Netanyahu said Israel’s objective in Gaza includes disarming Hamas.

He also said Israel wants to demilitarize the Palestinian group.

Israel has repeatedly stated that removing Hamas’s military capabilities remains a central goal of its Gaza campaign.

The Israeli government has also faced international pressure over the humanitarian situation in Gaza and its plans for the territory.

Regional Tensions Remain High

Netanyahu’s comments on both Iran and Gaza come as tensions across the Middle East remain elevated.

His remarks indicate that Israel is pursuing military and political objectives on multiple fronts.

The situation continues to draw international attention as governments and diplomatic organizations call for efforts to prevent further regional escalation.