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Netanyahu: The overthrow of the Islamic Republic is the only way to end the threat, I issued the order Binyamin Netanyahu, Prime Minister of Israel, announced that the only way to end the threats of the Islamic Republic is to overthrow the Iranian government and emphasized that he has transferred this goal to the Israeli army and security agencies. On Wednesday, October 21, Netanyahu said at an election rally in the southern Israeli city of Dimona: "Iran wanted to destroy us; we stopped them. They wanted to make a nuclear bomb; We stopped them. Khamenei wanted to destroy us; He is no longer here. But they keep trying." "Therefore, there is only one way to end this situation: the overthrow of this regime," he added. The Prime Minister of Israel also said: "This is the order I gave to the Israeli army, the Mossad and all our security institutions." He did not explain when and how the order would be implemented. These statements are made at a time when Israel is on the verge of holding elections and Netanyahu is facing close competition for re-election.

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Netanyahu: The overthrow of the Islamic Republic is the only way to end the threat, I issued the order Binyamin Netanyahu, Prime Minister of Israel, announced that the only way to end the threats of the Islamic Republic is to overthrow the Iranian government and emphasized that he has transferred this goal to the Israeli army and security agencies. On Wednesday, October 21, Netanyahu said at an election rally in the southern Israeli city of Dimona: "Iran wanted to destroy us; we stopped them. They wanted to make a nuclear bomb; We stopped them. Khamenei wanted to destroy us; He is no longer here. But they keep trying." "Therefore, there is only one way to end this situation: the overthrow of this regime," he added. The Prime Minister of Israel also said: "This is the order I gave to the Israeli army, the Mossad and all our security institutions." He did not explain when and how the order would be implemented. These statements are made at a time when Israel is on the verge of holding elections and Netanyahu is facing close competition for re-election.