Netanyahu: Israel-US Strikes on Iran, War 'Gateway to Peace'

0:00It's March 3rd in Adelaide, let's get into the news. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says Israel and the United States will keep striking Iran with force as the Middle East conflict hits it. Fifth day, he spoke from an Air Force Base, noting pilots are flying over Tehran and Lebanon. Netanyahu also warned that the war against Iran might take some time but won't drag on for years like past regional fights. Said and Donald Trump told Iran's leaders it's too late for talks, shutting down any negotiation hopes. The air campaign kicked off Saturday with a tax on Tehran that killed Iran's supreme leader Ali Kamanay, sparking retaliation from Iran against. Israel and U.S. bases in the area. Strikes continue on Iranian airports in Hezbollah sites in Lebanon, where the group vows to fight back harder and claims it downed an Israeli drone. The U.S. Embassy in Saudi Arabia issued warnings about possible Iranian drones and missiles. Airspace across the region stays mostly shut down, though some airlines are now running

1:02limited evacuation flights. Casualties are mounting fast, with seven headi-seven dead in Iran according to the red crescent, 40 in Lebanon from the health ministry. At least 11 in Israel, eight in the Gulf states, and six U.S. soldiers killed. Nanyahu called this fight a gateway to peace, rejecting ideas of an endless war. Officials say operations will stay intense until goals are met, while Hezbollah promises more resistance. This story is made possible by our sponsor. Your bedtime ritual just got better. Wilt and sound, built and comfort, S-O-L-I, solely pillow.com.