Netanyahu with a strong message to the world…
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu took to X on Wednesday with a defiant vow: “We will not let the world’s most dangerous regime get the world’s most dangerous weapon.”
The post — sharp, succinct, and deliberate — comes as Israeli airstrikes pound Iranian nuclear and military targets in and around Tehran. The IDF has branded the campaign a strategic effort to dismantle Iran’s nuclear infrastructure and neutralize its missile threat.
Reactions poured in online, including praise from unexpected corners. “As an Iranian, I want to thank you for the incredibly hard and important task you’ve taken on,” one user wrote. “From Cyrus the Great to Benjamin Netanyahu. What times to be alive.”
Israel has cast the strikes as both preemptive and defensive. Netanyahu’s words reinforce the message: this isn’t just about Israel’s survival—it’s about the world’s.
We will not let the world’s most dangerous regime get the world’s most dangerous weapon. pic.twitter.com/jZFyGZFTtl
— Benjamin Netanyahu – בנימין נתניהו (@netanyahu) June 18, 2025
Meanwhile, according to recent polling, back in the U.S., Americans believe that Iran is a dangerous; 73% of registered voters believe Iran poses a real national security threat to the United States.
Majorities across the political spectrum now see Iran as a threat—82% of Republicans, 69% of Democrats, and 62% of independents—marking significant jumps since 2019.
But while there’s bipartisan consensus on the danger Iran poses, views diverge sharply on Israel’s preemptive military action.
According to the poll, 47% of voters support Israel’s strikes on Iranian nuclear sites, while 45% oppose them—well within the poll’s 3-point margin of error.
Republicans back the strikes overwhelmingly (70% approve), while Democrats lean the other way (60% disapprove). Independents are split: 44% approve, 46% disapprove.
FOX NEWS POLL: Americans see Iran as a growing threat to U.S. national security as President @realdonaldtrump weighs possible military action against the Islamist regime. pic.twitter.com/ACSC5UCW47
— Fox News (@FoxNews) June 18, 2025
