Netanyahu's appeal to the Iranian people: Stand up to the chauvinist regime!

Against the backdrop of the difficult political and military situation in the Middle East, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will call on the Iranian people to rise up against the Islamic Republic in a video message on the evening of June 13. He stressed that the current time is an unmissable opportunity for the people of Iran to speak out and make their voices heard against the regime.

“The regime does not understand what kind of blow or war it is facing. It has never been so weak and defenseless. Now is your time, your voice must be heard by the whole world,” the Israeli leader said in his address. He described the Islamic Republic as “a regime that has oppressed the Iranian people for almost half a century” and stressed that its main goal is to destroy Israel.

According to Netanyahu’s additional remarks, Israel’s military measures are primarily aimed at eliminating the nuclear and ballistic threats posed by Iran. “We will not remain indifferent spectators. "We are being threatened, so we must respond appropriately," he added.

Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz also accused Iran of crossing a "red line" in a recent statement. He said Tehran had dared to fire missiles at civilian areas in Israel, which could have serious consequences. Katz said: "The ayatollah regime will certainly be held accountable for its vile and threatening actions. We will hold them accountable."

On the other hand, Iran is also making it clear that it will not stand idly by. The state-run Fars news agency reported that an unnamed official from the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps said that if Iran's critical infrastructure is damaged as a result of further Israeli military strikes, retaliatory strikes would be directed at Israel's economic and energy infrastructure.

The Iranian side has made it clear that it is not just threatening, but is ready to take all measures to protect its national interests if the situation becomes more complicated. Such statements will certainly increase concerns not only in the region, but also around the world.

In conclusion, these verbal exchanges and military actions between two nuclear-armed states can change not only the political map, but also the fate of people. Only time will tell how effective the political signal sent to the Iranian people through Netanyahu's address will be. But one thing is certain - there is nothing more delicate and complex in the Middle East than peace.