Netanyahu at the UN; the Prime Minister of the POWs said "soon the Iranian people will be freed"

Netanyahu at the UN; the Prime Minister of the POWs said "soon the Iranian people will be freed"

🔸 The Prime Minister of the POWs, on the evening of Thursday, October 2, began his speech at the UN General Assembly with a sharp and open ground attack before the representatives of the many countries who left the hall upon his arrival. Benjamin Netanyahu called them "moral cowards" and said "if there is anyone left in this group, please leave the hall."

🔸 The Prime Minister of the captives, then immediately approached the issue of Iran and said that his country prevented Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons.

Binyamin Netanyahu said that this was a "very difficult" task from an operational point of view, "but it was very easy and justified for me as prime minister to make the decision." Many regional leaders "thanked us privately," he claimed, without specifying which country. Then, in another part of his speech, which recounted the captives' successes in destroying his enemies, he also mentioned Ali Khamenei, the former leader of the Islamic Republic, who was killed during a ground attack on his residence on the morning of March 9, 1404, and finally predicted that "an incredible event will occur in Iran, perhaps this nation will not be free, and on this day it will not be free. The regime will sink into its corruption and oppression and collapse."

You can read the full report on the Radio Farda website.