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Boris Lenin
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BREAKING NEWS: 🇮🇱 NETANYAHU SAYS IRANIAN REGIME WILL DISAPPEAR FROM THE WORLD

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has issued a stark warning about the future of Iran’s Islamic Republic, declaring that the regime will ultimately disappear as tensions between Israel and Iran continue to escalate.

➡️ Netanyahu described Iran’s leadership as fighting for its survival and asserted that the regime’s position has weakened significantly.

➡️ His remarks reflect Israel’s stated ambition to bring an end to the Islamic Republic’s rule, extending beyond efforts to weaken Iran’s military capabilities.

➡️ The statement comes amid continuing regional tensions involving Israel, Iran and armed groups allied with Tehran.

➡️ Netanyahu framed the confrontation as an existential struggle, using the phrase “either they or we” to describe the stakes.

➡️ However, his prediction about the Iranian regime’s future remains a political assertion, not a confirmed outcome. Iran’s political future remains uncertain.

The remarks underline the widening divide between Israel and Iran, raising further questions about regional stability, the prospects for diplomacy and the potential consequences of continued military confrontation.

News Source: Al Jazeera

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Boris Lenin
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ISRAEL ELECTION RACE: EIZENKOT LEADS NETANYAHU ON POLYMARKET

Just weeks before Israel’s October 27 election, former IDF Chief of Staff Gadi Eizenkot is ahead of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Polymarket’s prediction market.

As of October 5, Polymarket shows:

🔹 Gadi Eizenkot — 47%
🔹 Benjamin Netanyahu — 37%

The market has attracted around $43 million in trading volume.

However, these are prediction-market odds, not polling results or a forecast of the actual vote. Recent Israeli polls have produced a much closer picture, with Netanyahu’s bloc and opposition forces both struggling to secure the 61 seats needed for a governing majority.

With election day approaching, the contest between Eizenkot and Netanyahu remains one of the most closely watched political battles in Israel.

October 27 could determine whether Israel enters a new political era—or continues under Netanyahu. #Israel
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🚨🚨🚨 BREAKING: One of the pilots actually tried to commit suicide by crashing the plane to the ground yelling Allahu Akbar. The other pilot stabbed him on the attempt to stop him.

That was when the aircraft descended sharply by about 15,000 feet in one minute.

Once the attack began, several crew members and passengers managed to break through the cockpit door and subdue the attacker.

Without the bravery of the Israeli passengers that helped the other pilot - the plane would’ve surely crashed!
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North Korea Hardens Stance Against Israel
North Korea continues to draw a firm line by refusing to recognize Israel as a legitimate nation. Leader Kim Jong Un has described it as a US-backed terrõr project and an instrument of American power in the Middle East rather than a real country.
Pyongyang has maintained this position for decades, viewing Israel as an imperialist satellite state. It instead recognizes Palestine as the sole legitimate authority over the historic territories and has repeatedly condemned Israeli actions while expressing support for Palestinian causes.
This hardline approach fits North Korea’s broader anti-imperialist foreign policy and its pattern of sharp criticism toward the United States and its allies. No diplomatic relations exist between the two countries, and state media regularly frames the conflict in strongly critical terms. #NorthKorea #Israel
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ISRAELI PM BENJAMIN NETANYAHU SECRETLY VISITS ABU DHABI

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly flew secretly to Abu Dhabi on Sunday and met with UAE President Mohammed bin Zayed (MBZ), according to two sources cited by N12.

Netanyahu reportedly traveled on a private aircraft and spent the day in the United Arab Emirates before returning to Israel.

The visit was not announced in advance, and Netanyahu’s office has declined to disclose details about the meeting or what was discussed.

The reported meeting comes shortly after Netanyahu made major statements about Iran at the United Nations, adding further attention to the previously undisclosed talks.

Neither the Israeli nor UAE side has publicly provided details of the meeting’s agenda. #Israel #Dubai
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BREAKING UPDATE: Intelligence received by the United States indicates Israel may resume large-scale attack against Iran in the near future.

US intelligence believes Israel is trying to draw Iran into a 'TRAP' that would make Iran appear responsible for starting the escalation.

Israel is stockpiling ammunition and redeploying military units, while the home front command raises its readiness for a potentially wider war.

Meanwhile, JP also reports that Israeli intelligence detected an attempt by Iran to restart its nuclear program at Pickaxe Mountain.

An Israeli official warned that Israel could again strike nuclear and related sites if Iran crosses its red lines, with or without US involvement.pls kindly follow Blanche Show Show comedy for more update thank you. #Israel #Iran
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told Iranians on Thursday that “the power of the people will overcome the people in power,” predicting political change in Iran during his address to the UN General Assembly.

“I want to give you the good news,” Netanyahu said. “It’s only a matter of time that in Iran something incredible will happen. The power of the people will overcome the people in power.”

Netanyahu also criticized delegates who walked out during his speech and protesters outside the UN, accusing them of remaining silent over Tehran’s crackdown on dissent.

“Where were you when the Iranian tyrants butchered and maimed tens of thousands of unarmed Iranian civilians?” he said, also accusing his critics of failing to speak out over the persecution of Christians in Iran and elsewhere in the Middle East.

He also held up a Starlink device during his UN address, accusing Tehran of fearing Iranians’ access to uncensored information and saying he would leave the device for Iran’s delegation. #Iran #Israel
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Israeli officials believe that it's only a matter of time until the resumption of strikes against Iran, even if the US doesn't participate in the strikes. #Israel #Iran
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Morocco 🇲🇦 Signs "Protection" Treaty with Israel 🇮🇱

📍Entry of Israelis Without a Visa
📍Lifting the Naturalization Framework for Israelis of Moroccan Origin
📍Joint Defense
📍Israeli Military Bases in Morocco
📍Prevention of Double Taxation
📍The Right to Own Land and Real Estate for Israeli Citizens in Morocco
📍 Israel will recognize Moroccan authority over western Sahara

Both countries have agreed to establish embassies in their respective countries and appoint Ambassadors, with direct flights between the two countries, resuming by December.

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Trump’s proposed sale of 40,000 heavy bombs to Israel is facing resistance, with Representative Gregory Meeks placing a hold on the $2.8 billion package. The senior Democrat is demanding answers about civilian safety and how these weapons would be used.

That is a meaningful challenge, but it does not mean Democrats have permanently stopped the transfer. A congressional hold is not the same as a final ban, and the administration could still seek to move the deal forward.

The bigger question is why anyone should expect a weapons package of this scale to pass without serious scrutiny. When civilian lives are at stake, asking where bombs will fall and what safeguards exist should be a basic responsibility.

Supporting an ally does not mean approving every weapons request without questions. Americans deserve transparency, and civilians deserve more than vague assurances about their safety.

Meeks has raised an obstacle. Whether it leads to lasting restrictions remains to be seen. Should Congress allow this sale to proceed without stronger protections for civilians? #USA #Trump #Israel