President Trump posted several tweets on the TRUTH network of AI images - depicting the destruction of Iranian assets

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Prime Minister Netanyahu: The war with Iran is not over because enriched uranium still needs to be removed

Trump: If anyone in Iran approaches the enriched uranium buried under the rubble - we will know about it and blow it up

Trump: We hit 70% of the targets in Iran, and we can continue for another two weeks. Even if we don't attack, it will take them many years to restore their capabilities.

Netanyahu posted:

There is still work to be done in Iran. Watch a clip from my special interview on the 60 Minutes program in the USA

According to the report in The Wall Street Journal, Iran refuses the demand to dismantle its nuclear facilities

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu warns that the Islamic Republic is committed to the destruction of America.

"They not only want to kill Americans, having killed and wounded thousands of them, set your embassies on fire, killed your marines, burned your flags, and attempted several times to assassinate the President of the United States and some of your senior officials. They are committed to the destruction of America."

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu assesses that the Iranian government is in its weakest state since the Shah's departure.

Netanyahu:
"I think it is at the weakest point it has been since it kidnapped the people of Iran..."

Interviewer:
"Since 1979."

Netanyahu:
"Yes, absolutely. It is the weakest condition it has ever had. The regime officials are the same extremist officials (Ali Khamenei) as before, but there are rifts within the regime."

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu refused to answer the question of who he considers his preferred negotiator in the Iranian government.

Interviewer:
"Do you have a real sense of who can negotiate a lasting deal on the Iranian side?"

Netanyahu:
"I have my own opinions."

Interviewer:
"Please share them."

Netanyahu:
"I share them with the President."

Interviewer:
"Well. Do you have any hints about what those opinions are?"

Netanyahu:
"I have opinions about my opinions too, but I won’t share them here either."

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu clarified that Israel has no problem with Lebanon and only has an issue with Hezbollah, which he described as Iran's representative.

"Hezbollah is essentially the representative of the Islamic Republic. The Islamic Republic controls Lebanon. We have no problem with Lebanon. We can make peace with Lebanon and we want to make peace with them.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu on why the Islamic Republic wants the ceasefire with them to also include a ceasefire in Lebanon.

Interviewer:
"They want to say, no. You know? If we reach a ceasefire here, we want a ceasefire here as well."

Interviewer:
"They want this. It's clear."

Netanyahu:
"Do you know why? Because they want Hezbollah to stay there and continue torturing Lebanon, continue taking its people hostage."

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu explained why Israel has created what it describes as a buffer zone along the Israel-Lebanon border.

Interviewer:
"And the Lebanese government has a history of incapacity or inability, right? So when you negotiate with the Lebanese government, many get confused. How does this solve Hezbollah's problem?"

Netanyahu:
"Well, it still doesn't solve it.

So we had to enter Lebanon to prevent a repeat of the attack we had in Gaza. You know, on October 7, Hamas attacked us.
They massacred our men, raped our women and then killed them, burned our babies, committing the worst massacre against Jewish people since the Holocaust.

And guess what? On the other border, Hezbollah from Lebanon was planning to do even more. They had 5,000 Ridwan Force terrorists ready to attack Galilee.
So we pushed them back. Now we have a security belt that prevents them from doing this."

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu on the possibility of the overthrow of the Islamic Republic regime:

Interviewer:
"Is it possible that the Iranian regime will be overthrown?"

Netanyahu:
"I think it is impossible to predict when this will happen. Is it possible? Yes. Is it guaranteed? No. But I can say, it’s like bankruptcy. You know? It progresses gradually, and then it collapses."

Netanyahu announced the main reason the Islamic Republic regime has not been overthrown

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu explains why Israeli agents have not been able to start a revolution in Iran to overthrow the current government:

Interviewer:
"Why can't your agents start a revolution that overthrows the regime?"

Netanyahu:
"Because you need a lot of things. Just attacking the leadership is not enough, there are still many people there.

You know, one out of every 100 Iranians is in the secret police, and as they show, they are fully prepared to kill their own people."

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu explained the risks Iran took by deciding to close the Strait of Hormuz.

"Yes, they could have caused global disruption in the markets by attempting to control an international maritime route.

They could have done that, but they should have understood that this would ultimately provoke a very strong reaction. And now that reaction is causing their economy to collapse."