On the 26th local time, Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu said in an interview that the conflict between Israel and Iran will only end when Iran's current regime falls or is completely weakened to the point where it is forced to abandon its nuclear program. He stressed that “whether an agreement is reached or not,” Iran's nuclear program must be terminated. Netanyahu warned Iran that if Iran or armed groups it supports attack Israel, Israel will respond “very strongly.”

On the 26th local time, Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu said in an interview that the conflict between Israel and Iran will only end when Iran's current regime falls or is completely weakened to the point where it is forced to abandon its nuclear program. He stressed that “whether an agreement is reached or not,” Iran's nuclear program must be terminated. Netanyahu warned Iran that if Iran or armed groups it supports attack Israel, Israel will respond “very strongly.”