Netanyahu Vows to Continue Israeli Strikes on Iran

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Jerusalem, March 10 — Benjamin Netanyahu has announced that Israel will continue its military strikes on Iran, saying the campaign is intended to weaken the Iranian leadership and ultimately help free the Iranian people from what he described as tyranny.

Netanyahu made the remarks on Tuesday during a meeting with leaders from Israel’s hospital and healthcare sector. According to the Israeli prime minister, the ongoing military operation against Iran will persist as long as necessary.

“Our goal is to free the Iranian people from the yoke of tyranny,” Netanyahu said, adding that the ultimate outcome depends on the Iranian people themselves.

Highlighting the impact of Israel’s military actions, he claimed that the strikes had already dealt significant damage to Iran. “There is no doubt that the steps we have taken so far are crushing them,” he said.

The announcement comes amid escalating tensions in the Middle East following intensified military confrontations involving Israel, Iran, and the United States. The developments have heightened fears of a broader regional conflict as both sides continue exchanging threats and military actions.

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