India, Sept. 7 -- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has claimed that Iran's leadership is close to collapse, describing the regime as weak and struggling to survive. His remarks came as the United States and Iran resumed exchanges of attacks after weeks of relative calm. Speaking during a government meeting held ahead of the Rosh Hashanah holiday, Netanyahu said Israel had made major gains but still had further objectives to achieve.

"The achievements are immense, but there is still more to complete," Netanyahu said, according to a statement shared by his office. He specifically referred to the goal of toppling the Iranian regime, claiming that its end was approaching.

Netanyahu Says Iran Regime Is Faltering

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