Iran Targeted Trump for Assassination, Israel Confronts Nuclear Threat

In his first interview since the recent attacks on Iran, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed that Iran's Islamic regime viewed President Donald Trump as a significant threat to its nuclear program and actively sought to assassinate him. Netanyahu stated that Trump was considered "enemy number one" due to his decisive leadership and opposition to Iran's nuclear ambitions. He highlighted Trump's actions, including withdrawing from the nuclear agreement and eliminating Qasem Soleimani, as key reasons for Iran's animosity.

Netanyahu revealed that he, too, had been targeted by the regime, with a missile striking near his home. He characterized himself as Trump's "junior partner" in confronting Iran's nuclear capabilities. He emphasized the "imminent threat" of nuclear destruction facing Israel, which he said left the country with no choice but to act aggressively.

Iran's rapid progress toward weaponizing enriched uranium and the expansion of its ballistic missile arsenal. He described the potential for thousands of missiles targeting Israeli cities, emphasizing the severity of the danger. Netanyahu asserted that Israel's actions were not only for its own protection but also for the safety of the world.

Netanyahu believes Israel's military actions have significantly hindered the Iranian nuclear program, and he expressed his conviction that negotiations with the regime were unproductive. He affirmed Israel's readiness to take any necessary measures to eliminate the nuclear and ballistic missile threat posed by Iran. He described the operation as a major military undertaking. Addressing the Iranian people, he noted their long-standing oppression under the current regime.