Netanyahu presents security doctrine centered on Iran's regime and preemptive strikes

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu presented an updated security doctrine on Sunday, calling for Iran's downfall and a 450 billion shekel defense budget hike.

Netanyahu presented an updated national security doctrine calling for the toppling of Iran's regime and about 450 billion shekels in defense budget additions.
He said Israel will shift to preemptive strikes against adversaries and is ready to strike Iran without US assistance.
He said Israel is establishing buffer zones and security barriers on its borders with Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, Egypt, and Gaza.
He warned that a hostile US president could emerge within two years, calling for Israel to become self-reliant in arms production.
Netanyahu described the confrontation with Iran as his 'life's mission' during Sunday's security doctrine presentation.
He framed the 450 billion shekel military pledge as covering the next decade of defense spending.
He acknowledged he is not confident of winning the elections scheduled for October 27.