Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi issued a sharp warning to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, alleging that the Israeli leader is actively pushing for a renewed conflict between Iran and the United States. In a statement posted on the social media platform X, Araghchi claimed that Netanyahu’s primary motivation for seeking this escalation is to avoid domestic legal troubles, suggesting the Prime Minister is willing to risk regional stability to remain in power.

Araghchi’s comments serve as a direct challenge to the Israeli leadership. He referenced past military tensions, asserting that previous attempts by Israel to weaken Iran resulted in a stronger Iranian position. The Foreign Minister concluded his statement with a pointed warning, stating that while Iran is not initiating conflict, it has "unfinished jobs" and is prepared to respond if Israel chooses to escalate the situation further.

This exchange highlights the ongoing high-stakes rhetoric between Tehran and Tel Aviv. While Araghchi’s comments frame the potential for war as a calculated political maneuver by Netanyahu, the Israeli government has not yet issued a formal response to these specific allegations. The situation remains volatile as both nations continue to trade warnings regarding their respective military capabilities and intentions.