Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made a statement asserting that the recent U.S.-Israeli military operation in Iran creates a significant opportunity for the Iranian people to rise against their ruling government. He emphasized that the current regime has held power for 47 years while promoting an anti-Israel and anti-American rhetoric, contributing to the suffering of both Iranian citizens and foreign victims. Netanyahu's remarks imply a broader strategic goal behind the military actions, indicating support for regime change in Iran.

Additionally, former U.S. President Donald Trump echoed Netanyahu's sentiments in an eight-minute video address. He encouraged the Iranian people to seize this moment, describing it as potentially their last chance in generations to claim freedom from their oppressors. Trump warned about the immediate dangers posed by ongoing military actions, advising Iranians to stay indoors for their safety while acknowledging the perilous visibility of the military operations across the nation.

The statements from both Israeli and U.S. leaders come amid heightened tensions in the Middle East, particularly concerning Iran's nuclear ambitions and its role in regional conflicts. Such rhetoric may resonate with dissidents within Iran while simultaneously escalating calls for military involvement in a sensitive geopolitical context. The implications of these operations raise questions about the future stability of the Iranian regime and the potential for a shift in governance, which could redefine Iran’s relationships both regionally and globally.