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Israel's ambassador to Yechiel Leiter of the United States. Uu. He said that there will be some surprises in the midst of the Jewish state with Iran that will make Israel's explosions of Persons and Walkie-Talkies used by hezbollah members in Lebanon and Syria look “simple.”
“We have achieved a series of surprises,” Leiter said during an appearance on Tuesday on the Merit Street television network.
“When the dust sits, you will see some surprises on Thursday night and Friday that will make the beep operation almost simple,” he continued.
Leiter referred to almost simultaneous detonations of the search people used by members of the support of Iran Hezbollah terrorist group That killed at least 12 people, including two children, and wounded almost 3,000 on September 17 in Lebanon and Syria. The next day, at least 25 people were killed and more than 600 were injured when the Walkie-Talkies were triggered in the region.
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Israel's ambassador to the United States Yechiel Leiter said there will be some surprises that will make Israel's beep operation look “simple.” (Getty images)
Subsequently, Israel was behind the attacks, in which small amounts of hidden explosives on the devices were triggered. An American official told Associated Press at the time Israel informed the United States government after attacks.
But the then Secretary of the State Antony Blinken said that the United States “did not know, nor was it involved in these incidents.”
Leiter on Tuesday also published a video message on X that was recorded outside the situation room in the Israeli embassy In Washington, DC, where he explained that Israel “was not in the regime change business.”
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Israel's ambassador to the United States Yechiel Leiter said that Israel “was not in the regime change business.” (Getty images)
“Today we continue to retreat the surface to surface missile systems that extend throughout Iran. We have reached the point where between a third and a half they have been demolished,” he said. “We arrive today at the Transmission Center in the Tehran media after informing people who live in the neighborhood to leave. Hundreds of thousands of Tehran have escaped from Tehran to be outside the danger line. And we eliminate the transmission system. This is very important because this serves the mullahs and their information campaign, the propaganda campaign at all times.”
“Iran, to incite the public and warn the public against any type of demonstration against the government,” the ambassador continued. “Today many questions have been asked about the change of regime. In many of the interviews I said, that was the key question. We are not in the regime change business. We are interested in neutralizing the threat to our existence through a nuclear weapons program in Iran and a ballistic missile program.”
Iran has argued that its nuclear program is Pacific, and the intelligence agencies of the United States and the International Atomic Energy Agency have said that Iran was not chasing a nuclear weapon.
Israel's ambassador to the United States Yechiel Leiter said that the Jewish state “has achieved a series of surprises.” (Getty images)
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“If the Iranian people get up and change their regime, that is their choice,” Leiter said. “And if we play a role in facilitating that eventuality, history will judge us favorably, I think. It is also important to emphasize that our economy is still strong and resistant despite the war, and the stock market in Israel once again, for the second consecutive day, continued to increase.”
“We are working very hard to help stranded both in Israel who want to leave and those who want to return to Israel, their families, their positions in society and the army,” he added. “And we hope to find solutions through our neighbors in the next few days. We continue to continue. We continue advancing. And we thank you for your support and prayers.”
Greg Norman and Jennifer Fox News Griffin contributed to this report.
