Group 1 - Israeli President Isaac Herzog stated that Israel does not seek regime change in Iran, but aims to eliminate its nuclear capabilities [1] - Herzog emphasized that the true goal is to destroy Iran's nuclear program, accusing Iran of deceiving the international community and rushing to develop nuclear weapons [1][2] - The Israeli airstrikes have reportedly had a substantial impact on Iran's nuclear program, with Herzog claiming that sometimes strong measures are necessary to eliminate imminent threats [2] Group 2 - The G7 has expressed support for Israel, condemning Iran as a major source of regional instability and terrorism, while China condemned Israel's actions [3] - Herzog revealed that Israel has been planning the recent attacks for months and shared intelligence with the U.S. regarding Iran's nuclear advancements [3] - The airstrikes have established Israeli dominance in areas housing major Iranian nuclear facilities, with significant damage reported at sites like Natanz [4] Group 3 - Herzog suggested that the conflict could significantly weaken the Iranian regime, potentially leading to its collapse, which might alter the regional landscape and end the ongoing war in Gaza [5] - Analysts have warned that U.S. intervention could escalate the conflict and provoke Iranian attacks on U.S. military bases and oil infrastructure in the Gulf, potentially impacting global markets [5]