Netanyahu urges Iranians to rise against clerical rule

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called Iranians to cast off what he described as the yoke of tyranny and bring freedom to Iran, in remarks on Saturday.

“The time has come for all parts of the Iranian people—the Persians, Kurds, Azeris, Baloch, and Ahwazis—to cast off the yoke of tyranny and bring freedom and peace-loving values to Iran,” Netanyahu said, framing the joint US-Israeli operation as an opening for political change inside the country.

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