"Netanyahu: Eliminating Khamenei Ends Iran Conflict"
Eliminating Khamenei, as suggested by Netanyahu, could potentially put an end to the Iran conflict.
In an exclusive interview with ABC News, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has declared that the assassination of Iran's spiritual leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, would mark an end to the ongoing conflict between the two nations.
Speaking candidly, Netanyahu asserted that Iran seeks an unending war and is aggressively pushing for a nuclear war. His actions, however, aim to put a stop to this.
"Iran wants an eternal war, and they're bringing us to the brink of a nuclear war," Netanyahu stated, "We're trying to end this aggression, and killing Khamenei would be a step toward achieving that."
In response to queries about the alleged Israeli plan to assassinate Khamenei, Netanyahu remained tight-lipped, simply stating, "There are so many false reports about conversations that never happened, and I won't comment on them."
U.S. media outlets have reported that President Donald Trump objected to such plans, with a government official stating on Sunday that "President Trump was against it, and we told the Israelis not to do it."
While some international leaders have expressed concern over potential escalation between the two countries, others, like Germany's Chancellor Friedrich Merz, have appealed to Iran to halt its attacks on civilian targets in Israel. Nonetheless, Netanyahu remains steadfast in his stance, viewing the removal of Iran's leadership as a critical step toward resolving the conflict.
Politics and Operations
Recent events have included overnight attacks on Iranian nuclear facilities and military installations by Israel, resulting in the death of several high-ranking military figures. Iran responded with missile and drone attacks. Furthermore, discussions around Operation Rising Lion – Israel's covert mission to neutralize Iran's nuclear and missile threats – have gained prominence.
A Historical Perspective
Netanyahu likened Iran's nuclear scientists to Hitler’s nuclear team, reiterating Israel's long-standing concerns over Iran's nuclear program. Israel portrays its actions against the program as necessary for maintaining regional stability and preventing the outbreak of a devastating nuclear war.
Sources: ntv.de, gut/AFP/rts
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The European Union, attentive to a broad and all-encompassing environmental policy, might express concern over the ongoing war-and-conflicts between Iran and Israel, particularly as Israel's politics and operations, such as Operation Rising Lion, could have far-reaching implications. General news outlets could scrutinize the ongoing tensions between the two nations, placing a focus on political stances and potential future developments.
