President of Israel called on Lebanese and Iranians to rise up against Iran.

The President of Israel, Isaac Herzog, called on the peoples of Lebanon and Iran to "rise up" against the anti-Israeli coalition led by Tehran. This call came a day before the anniversary of the Hamas incursion into Israel, emphasizing the relevance of security issues in the region. This was reported by The Times of Israel.

In his speech on the Saudi TV channel Al Arabiya, Herzog emphasized the need to join forces to create a structure similar to NATO that could counter radicalism in the region. He noted:

If we are tough together, we can hope for a better future.

However, the president did not disclose details of Israel's possible response to recent rocket attacks by Iran, only commenting that "we will calculate all options."

Herzog described the ongoing war as a fight against the "empire of evil" led by Iran, pointing to the suffering of hostages who remain in the dungeons of Gaza. He called for new ideas and initiatives to resolve the conflict, stating that this moment is a "golden opportunity" for those seeking a better future for the Middle East.

The president also assured that Israel adheres to international law and cares for its neighbors, expressing hope for positive changes in the region.

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