At the threshold of a new year, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu chose a moment of Jewish reflection to articulate something far from contemplative: that the removal of Iran's Islamic government is not merely a hope but an imminent and achievable mission. Spoken at an official Rosh Hashanah celebration, the declaration carries the gravity of formal policy rather than political posturing. In the long arc of Israeli-Iranian antagonism, this marks a shift from resistance to an explicit commitment to transformation — and the world is left to reckon with what that means.