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Netanyahu says Israel destroyed Iran’s nuclear threat and warns those involved in October 7 that “their days are numbered”

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Iran’s nuclear program had been intended to threaten Israel’s existence, adding that Israel and the United States had “crushed” that plan through their combined military power.

He praised Israeli soldiers, saying their conduct was “unmatched.”

Netanyahu also warned that anyone involved in the October 7 attack or in holding Israeli hostages would be pursued, saying: “Their days are numbered. We will get to them, just as we got to the others.”

He said world leaders had told him Israel’s recovery from October 7 had shown that what he called “the forces of darkness” could be defeated.

Netanyahu also criticized foreign leaders who accuse Israel of wrongdoing and seek to isolate it, describing the conflict as a “War of Revival” and saying there was no war “more necessary and more just.”

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