I want to send a clear message to our enemies: No matter who is in government, Israel will always defend itself and strike those who seek to harm us.

To the Iranian regime: we will never allow you to build a missile threat against our people, your terror proxies will have no peace, and you will never be allowed nuclear weapons.

It is time to strike at the foundations of the regime.

Israel will stand united — there will be no opposition or coalition during war with Iran.

Prime Minister Netanyahu and I will put aside our differences to defend our country.

All of Israel will unite behind our soldiers and pilots.

We are in very complicated and challenging times.

No one knows what tomorrow will bring, but we are prepared for every scenario.

I have conveyed to the Ayatollah regime that if they make what may be the gravest mistake in their history and attack the State of Israel, we will respond with a force they cannot even imagine.

Unfortunately, we did not reach an agreement on the 20th sanctions package, and this is a setback and a message we did not want to send today.

But the work continues.

Pedophilia is a crime against humanity, especially as on Epstein’s scale.

The place of those who were involved, doesn’t matter who they are, is in prison, and in the longer run, in hell.

There is no room for any compromise here.

You read about all these crazy shooters, but they only go after consequential presidents. They don't go after non-consequential presidents, you know?

If you take a look—Abraham Lincoln, some big, some big one. John Kennedy, in a certain way, was very consequential. He represented something very important. He was there for 1,000 days, as you know, the book "A Thousand Days." But he was consequential. There was a glamour, there was a something good for our country, right? But they're consequential.

And I was told that—I saw that the other day—they say they only go after consequential. So maybe I want to be a little bit less consequential. Can we hold it back a little bit, please, Tom?

Can we just, like, nice and easy. Let's be a normal president for a little while.

If I came up with a cure for cancer, they would say, "He should have done it years ago."

I just sit back some days—I'm not the only one; everyone in the world sits back and [thinks], how can one person, one man, create so much turmoil around the world, not just here in Canada, around the world?

It's pretty staggering — I can't wait for the midterms.

I think the walls are closing in on President Trump.

I will propose that we lift the sanctions on Delcy Rodríguez as the current interim president in office.

Whether we have consensus, then we will see, we don't know that yet.

I don't know how long I'll be around. Got a lot of people gunning for me, don't I?

Iran reaffirms unequivocally that it does not possess, has not sought, and will never seek nuclear weapons.

Our nuclear program is strictly peaceful, guided by law and policy that rejects weapons of mass destruction.

This position is rooted not only in our treaty obligations but also in deeply held ethical and religious principles that view nuclear arms as incompatible with the security and dignity of all peoples.

The consequences of any renewed aggression would not remain confined to one country.

Iran has consistently called for the establishment of a zone free of nuclear weapons and other weapons of mass destruction in the Middle East since 1974 — a vision that has yet to be realized due to persistent obstacles and selective enforcement of international norms.

All parties must be held equally accountable to their obligations.

The continued existence of weapons of mass destruction in the possession of the Israeli regime and its recurrent nuclear rhetoric and threats remain a source of grave concern.

Dear compatriots, Iran stands on the threshold of a great and historic transformation.

The determining factor remains the will and conscious action of the Iranian people.

It is we who must play our own key role at the right moment.

We must not allow scenarios that violate the national will to be imposed on our country.

On this path, the role of military, law‑enforcement, security forces, and government agencies is decisive.

In Iran’s National Sun and Lion Revolution, many honorable forces defied their repressive orders and stood with the people.

Reliable reports show that many police and army units refused to use their weapons against the people.

Instead, the regime deployed undercover agents, Basij forces, the IRGC, and foreign mercenaries to carry out the massacres.

These efforts included exposing documents and images of the killings, identifying the perpetrators, returning the bodies of the fallen, and aiding detainees.

Defectors from the bureaucracy and state institutions helped medical staff in establishing underground clinics.

Yet, it is clear that the numbers and resources of these forces remain limited compared to the regime’s machinery of repression.

And to create a balance of power, international humanitarian intervention is essential.

Now that the likelihood of such intervention is higher than ever, military and law‑enforcement commanders—especially within the national army—must recognize their decisive role.

A limited window remains for officials whose hands are not stained with the blood of the people to separate themselves from the criminal regime. The choice is yours:

By joining the people, save your lives and your families and take part in the nation’s victory.

Or tie your fate to the sinking ship of the Islamic Republic and go down with Khamenei and his regime.

In this new phase of the National Cooperation Campaign, I invite you—during the live broadcast of the newly established Iran National Revolution TV to scan the campaign QR code to connect directly with my team dedicated to this project. Trial broadcasting of this network has recently begun on Yahsat satellite.

The fate of Iran depends on the decisions we make today.

With responsibility and courage, we can forge a new chapter in the history of the Iranian nation.

Long live Iran.

We are considering evacuating several embassies. We have raised the alert level at embassies in Europe, the Far East, and Latin America.

We asked former senior officials in the defense establishment and the civil service to return to the country as soon as possible.

On February 23, 2026 the Department of State ordered the departure from Lebanon of non-emergency U.S. government personnel and family members of government personnel due to the security situation in Beirut.

The Travel Advisory for Lebanon remains at Level 4 – Do Not Travel.