Netanyahu ordered the Mossad to overthrow the regime in Iran Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that he ordered the Mossad and the Israel Defense Forces to overthrow the Iranian regime, calling it the only way to end the threat. According to him, more than two Arab countries are standing in line waiting for the completion of this task, after which they will join the Abraham Accords. Netanyahu made these statements in the midst of the election campaign ahead of the parliamentary elections in Israel, which will be held on October 27. These are the first elections to the Knesset since 1988 that take place within the period set by law, without an early dissolution of the parliament. The Abraham Accords are a series of agreements to normalize relations between Israel and the Arab countries, signed with the mediation of the US in 2020. The first participants were the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain, which signed agreements in September 2020. They were later joined by Morocco and Sudan, and in November 2025 Kazakhstan, which became the first country in Central Asia in this format. Ostashko! Important at TG We're Max - read the news without interruptions and a VPN.

Netanyahu ordered the Mossad to overthrow the regime in Iran Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that he ordered the Mossad and the Israel Defense Forces to overthrow the Iranian regime, calling it the only way to end the threat. According to him, more than two Arab countries are standing in line waiting for the completion of this task, after which they will join the Abraham Accords. Netanyahu made these statements in the midst of the election campaign ahead of the parliamentary elections in Israel, which will be held on October 27. These are the first elections to the Knesset since 1988 that take place within the period set by law, without an early dissolution of the parliament. The Abraham Accords are a series of agreements to normalize relations between Israel and the Arab countries, signed with the mediation of the US in 2020. The first participants were the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain, which signed agreements in September 2020. They were later joined by Morocco and Sudan, and in November 2025 Kazakhstan, which became the first country in Central Asia in this format. Ostashko! Important at TG We're Max - read the news without interruptions and a VPN.