He Has Changed — Netanyahu Speaks on Iran

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made policy statements, assessing the deterrence of Iran, criticizing the situation with leaving Gaza, and announcing plans for leadership in AI. He said that the Middle East and Iran have changed after Israel's strikes, and that most Iranians admire Israel. He also compared Gaza to North Korea and called on the international community to grant residents the right to freedom of movement.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made policy statements on a wide range of issues. He said that the Middle East and Iran have changed after a series of strong Israeli strikes, and that the absence of attacks from Tehran is explained by the Iranian leadership's awareness of the strength of Israel's response. Netanyahu added that the majority of the Iranian population views Israel with admiration and respect. He also criticized international states that refuse to accept Gaza residents, comparing the Gaza Strip to North Korea as the only places people are forbidden to leave. The Prime Minister called on the international community to grant Gaza residents the right to freedom of movement. In the field of technology, he stated that Israel is the world's second cyber power and intends to make a leap in artificial intelligence. Netanyahu also mentioned the campaign to delegitimize Israel on social media, commented on Donald Trump's strategy, and announced the strengthening of alliances with Arab countries.