Netanyahu has claimed that there are "many indications" that Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei has died in the attacks on Iran
"There are many indications that Khamenei is not alive," the Israeli prime minister said, following the US-Israel attacks on the Islamic Republic of Iran on Saturday.
Iran'ssupreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei , said Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu died in the attacks on the Islamic Republic of Iran on Saturday.
"There are many indications that Khamenei is not alive, "the Israeli Prime Minister said in a statement addressed to the Israeli population. He explained that the initial attack was aimed at the place where the supreme Iranian leader was. " The plan to destroy Israel no longer exists. And there are growing signs that the tyrant has ceased to exist. "
Israeli Prime Minister has described Khamenei as a "tyrant" accused of promoting "terrorism"around the world and of being involved in the of plans to destroy Israel. The Israeli Prime Minister has stressed that these intentions have been completely frustrated by hand-to-hand attacks with the US.
Netanyahu has claimed thattheattack this Saturdaykilled "some of the leading leaders" involvedin the Iranian nuclear program . He has also indicated that Tel Aviv will continue to attack "various targets of the regime."
In a message to the Iranian people, he has stated that there is a "great opportunity" to bring down the regime and that he will have "his time" to take to the streets and "completethe task "of overthrowing the Islamic Republic.
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