In a television interview, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made provocative and threatening statements against Iran, Turkey, and Egypt, emphasizing the continuation of the regime’s security and military approaches.
Reacting to the recent positions of Turkish officials regarding Jerusalem, Netanyahu criticized Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and claimed that the Zionist regime will not allow any party to threaten its security and existence.
He also claimed, referring to his conversations with Egyptian officials, that Tel Aviv has transferred its security expectations to Cairo and that some of these demands are being implemented.
In another part of his speech, the Israeli Prime Minister spoke about the continuation of the so-called “voluntary migration” plan in the Gaza Strip and emphasized that the regime’s policies towards Gaza will continue.
Netanyahu also referred to American financial aid and called for the beginning of a process of reducing the Israeli regime’s economic dependence on this aid, claiming that the regime’s economy has the ability to replace these resources.
He then once again threatened Iran with military action, claiming that the Zionist regime would repeat its military actions against Iran if necessary.
