ماذا قال نتنياهو بعد هجومي ديمونة وعراد؟

Yes, it is clear that Netanyahu, in light of this missile that hit Eilat and caused this large number of wounded, and before it also the missile that fell in Dimona and also resulted in dozens of wounded among the Israelis, is trying to raise the morale of the Israelis by saying, of course, that this is a difficult night that Israelis are living through, but it is for the sake of the battle for the future of Israel. He is trying to justify that this is a war that may be religious, and he used many religious terms in it. He is trying to derive legitimacy from the Israeli street to continue it and pursue it. Therefore, he says on every occasion that this is a war that is for the sake of Israel's existence and for the sake of guaranteeing Israel's security for decades to come, as a justification for prolonging this war. This justification bears fruit. Yes, he is trying. By the way, Israeli society accepts this justification and agrees with Netanyahu that Iran poses a danger to Israel and this danger must be removed. But this danger, from their point of view, will not be removed except with the demise of the Iranian regime, and this has not happened so far. Netanyahu was counting on, and even stated in the first days, that all these strikes that came in the first days of the war and the assassination of the leader Ali Khamenei would lead to people going out into the street, the opposition, into the street to overthrow the government. But it is clear that this did not happen for Netanyahu, what he wished for did not happen. Therefore, he began to change this tone in recent days and says that Israel is preparing the conditions on the ground for that. But in the end, the one who decides this matter is the Iranian people, who must take their destiny into their own hands. And he began in many of the speeches he delivered and the press conferences he held, he is begging and imploring the Iranians to go out into the street and overthrow the ruling system.