Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, after publishing the results of exit polls in the country's parliamentary elections, said that Israel has a historic opportunity to eliminate the threat of the Islamic Republic. He also said that the right-wing coalition won an "overwhelming majority" in the elections. In his speech at the Likud party headquarters in Jerusalem, on the morning of Wednesday, November 6, Netanyahu mentioned Israel's achievements in the wars after the attack on October 7, 2023 led by Hamas. He said: "Iran is weaker than ever and Israel is stronger than ever." Netanyahu also announced that Israel together with Donald Trump, the President of the United States of America, will stop the threat of Iran once and for all. In this speech, the Prime Minister of Israel evaluated the activists of the Likud party and the representatives of this party in the Knesset. "We are still waiting for the actual results of the elections," he said. Netanyahu added to the applause of his supporters: "Likud is the biggest party in Israel." He also criticized the media for predicting that the Likud party would perform poorly in the elections.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, after publishing the results of exit polls in the country's parliamentary elections, said that Israel has a historic opportunity to eliminate the threat of the Islamic Republic. He also said that the right-wing coalition won an "overwhelming majority" in the elections. In his speech at the Likud party headquarters in Jerusalem, on the morning of Wednesday, November 6, Netanyahu mentioned Israel's achievements in the wars after the attack on October 7, 2023 led by Hamas. He said: "Iran is weaker than ever and Israel is stronger than ever." Netanyahu also announced that Israel together with Donald Trump, the President of the United States of America, will stop the threat of Iran once and for all. In this speech, the Prime Minister of Israel evaluated the activists of the Likud party and the representatives of this party in the Knesset. "We are still waiting for the actual results of the elections," he said. Netanyahu added to the applause of his supporters: "Likud is the biggest party in Israel." He also criticized the media for predicting that the Likud party would perform poorly in the elections.