Former Israeli PM Calls on Iranians to Stand Against Regime

Abiola
2 Min Read
Israel's incoming Prime Minister Naftali Bennett gives an address before the new cabinet at the Knesset in Jerusalem on June 13, 2021. - Featuring Israeli political veterans and a record number of female lawmakers, a motley coalition including two left, two centre, one Arab Islamist and three right-wing parties came to power Sundayin an eight-party alliance united by animosity for outgoing prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu. (Photo by Gil COHEN-MAGEN / AFP)

In a powerful statement aimed at Iran’s pro-Western population, former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett has called on the people of Iran to seize the moment and take a stand. His message followed a wave of Israeli strikes inside Iran amid escalating tensions between the two nations.

“Israel did its part. Now is your time to rise up,” Bennett declared, urging Iranians who seek a freer, more democratic future to make their voices heard. The statement comes at a time of heightened unrest within Iran, as the country grapples with internal dissent, economic instability, and growing isolation on the global stage.

Bennett’s remarks have drawn attention across the Middle East and beyond, seen by many as a direct appeal to the Iranian public rather than the ruling regime. His message underscores Israel’s position that the current conflict is not with the people of Iran, but with a government it views as oppressive and dangerous.

READ ALSO: Devastation in Kyiv as Bodies Lie on the Streets After Intense Russian Strikes

Over the years, waves of anti-regime protests have swept through Iran, especially among its younger and more globally connected population. Many Iranians have long expressed frustration with the government’s domestic policies, human rights record, and confrontational foreign policy.

Be the first to know. Tap to join us on Telegram.


Discover more from Scoop Hub

Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email.

Share This Article
Leave a comment

Discover more from Scoop Hub

Subscribe now to keep reading and get access to the full archive.

Continue reading