Netanyahu's Bold Moves: Iran Strike, Modi Partnership, and Middle East Shift

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On February 28, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu dominated global headlines with a dramatic video address announcing Operation Lions Roar, a massive joint Israel-US military strike on Irans Ayatollah regime, Revolutionary Guards facilities, and ballistic missile sites, far more powerful than last years Operation Rising Lion, according to the full text released by the Times of Israel and echoed by CityNews Toronto. In the message, posted by Israels Government Press Office on X, Netanyahu declared the campaigns goal to neutralize Irans nuclear and missile threats, praised President Trumps courageous leadership, and urged Iranians to rise up against their tyrants, saying it could topple the regime and pave the way for a free Iran allied with Israel. This bold escalation, coordinated amid reports of US involvement from WPR, marks a potential turning point in Middle East history, with Netanyahu framing it as existential defense after 47 years of Iranian aggression via proxies in Gaza, Lebanon, and beyond.

Days earlier, on February 26, Netanyahu hosted Indias Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Jerusalem for official talks elevating ties to a Special Strategic Partnership for Peace, Innovation and Prosperity, per Indias Ministry of External Affairs press release, covering defense, AI, quantum tech, and a free trade push, alongside support for his Gaza Peace Plan. The day before, February 25, the duo toured a cutting-edge tech exhibition in Jerusalem showcasing Israeli innovations in quantum computing, cybersecurity from Check Point, water-from-air tech, and more, with Modi inviting investments into India, as detailed in another MEA release. Netanyahu also previewed Modis visit and their high-tech collab at his February 22 government meeting opener, per the IsraeliPM YouTube channel. Amid ICC warrant drama, a Hamas-linked lawyer pushing charges against him was indicted in France for terror financing, noted by CAMERA and the Jerusalem Post, underscoring Netanyahus embattled yet unyielding profile. No major social media mentions beyond official channels surfaced this week.

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