The campaign is prolonged, but we will emerge from it strong.

We did not rise from the flames of the crematoria to be burned in the fire of hatred.

I call on all world leaders — empty words will not cover up inaction. It is time for brave actions.

Israel stands with the United States at the forefront of the free world.

Together, we have crushed the evil regime in Iran to the core. The regime of hypocrites sought to develop nuclear explosions and produce tens of thousands of lethal ballistic missiles designed to annihilate us, and financed and armed its terror puppets, who sought to suffocate us in a ring of fire.

At the same time, it spread a fanatical ideology on all continents, defining the West as an existential threat.

It thought it would do so in a way that would be disruptive, but no longer.

Year after year, I have stood here. I pledged on Holocaust Remembrance Day that we would not allow Iran to develop nuclear weapons.

And as Prime Minister of Israel, I promised: there won't be another Holocaust.

This year, we have fulfilled this promise in practice.

We have dealt the Iranian regime the hardest blow in its history.

This regime is weaker than ever. Most of its military assets have been destroyed.

The establishment of the state did not put an end to the aggression against us, nor to the anti-semitism that is returning to haunt us everywhere.

But unlike in the past, those who seek to destroy us in the present bring upon themselves destruction on a scale they never imagined.

We destroyed large parts of the death industry that the Iranian regime had developed over decades: nuclear plants, missiles, bombers, naval and air defense vessels, as well as weapons factories in vast quantities.

If we had not acted, the names of Natanz, Fordow, Isfahan, and Parchin would have been able to be remembered by the rest of the world for their horror, just like Auschwitz, Treblinka, Majdanek, and Sobibor.

But we acted, and how did we act? In an unprecedented historical partnership with President Trump and the United States.

— The Rich Starry, sailing fully loaded toward China, reversed course shortly after nearing the chokepoint.

— The Ostria also turned back after approaching the strait.

We are defending Europe. A Europe that has forgotten so many things since the Holocaust.

It can learn many things from us, especially the most important thing, the sharp distinction between good and evil, which must, at the moment of truth, go to war for the sake of good, for the sake of life.

Europe, which swore after the World War to defend the good, is today tainted by a deep moral weakness.

Europe is losing control of its identity, its values, and its commitment to safeguard civilization from barbarism. But Israel does not forget this eternal commitment.

In yesterday's election more than 2,250,000 voters supported the Fidesz-KDNP list and its candidates.

Fidesz is Hungary's most united political community. We have served the Hungarian people faithfully for decades, and we will continue to do so in the years ahead.

The work begins now. We will regroup and continue fighting for the Hungarian people!

I am deeply concerned about developments in the Palestinian territories.

In my phone call with Prime Minister Netanyahu, I made it clear: There must be no de facto annexation of the West Bank.