Video: ‘More to do,’ Netanyahu signals Iran war not over
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu
Abdullateef Fowewe
Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu has claimed the conflict with Iran far from finished, even as United States-Iran ceasefire talks advance in Islamabad, Pakistan.
In a speech on Saturday, Netanyahu gestured at a map marking Iran and its proxies in red, saying, “In Iraq, in Yemen, Iran itself. That is to say that they wanted us killed and we are killing them. They put our lives on the line and now they’re fighting for survival. We have defeated them, there’s still a lot left to do, but I want to start specifically with Iran itself.”
He emphasised Israel has struck these threats but added, “we still have more to do,” highlighting efforts to counter influence from Iraq and Yemen.
The remarks underscore Israel’s ongoing campaign to degrade Iran’s regional power, contrasting with fragile diplomatic truces.
