The Israeli Knesset Channel aired a short film depicting a potential US-Israeli strike on Iranian nuclear reactors.
The one-minute film shows US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sitting in the cockpits of giant bombers loaded with devastating bombs. At the end of the film, Netanyahu is seen petting a lion draped in the Israeli flag, a reference to "Rising Lion," Israel's nickname for its war on Iran.
Netanyahu said Thursday that Israel is "changing the face of the world" through its war against Iran, on the seventh day of an exchange of strikes between the two sides.
During an interview with Israel's public broadcaster, Kan Radio, Netanyahu said, "I said we are changing the face of the Middle East, and now I say we are changing the face of the world," adding that Israel has destroyed "more than half" of Iran's missile launchers.
Netanyahu indicated that regime change or downfall in Iran is not a goal, but it could be an outcome.
He said, "The issue of changing or overthrowing this regime is first and foremost a matter that concerns the Iranian people. There is no alternative. That's why I didn't present it as a goal. It may be an outcome, but it is not a declared or official goal of ours."
Earlier yesterday, the Israeli Prime Minister vowed to eliminate the Iranian nuclear and missile threat, following an attack launched by Tehran on Israel, according to Agence France-Presse.
"Our goal is twofold: to eliminate the nuclear threat and the ballistic missile threat. We are in the final stages of eliminating this threat," Netanyahu told reporters outside Soroka Hospital in Beersheba, where the wounded were hospitalized in the Iranian attack. "We are fully committed to eliminating the nuclear threat."
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A hypothetical scenario for a possible strike on Iran