Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned that Israel's military offensive against Iran was "not done yet," saying the operation was degrading Iran's clerical leadership, AFP reports.

"Our aspiration is to bring the Iranian people to cast off the yoke of tyranny; ultimately, it depends on them. But there is no doubt that with the actions taken so far, we are breaking their bones—and we are not done yet," Netanyahu said during a visit to the Israeli National Health Command Center on Monday night, according to a statement published Tuesday.

The US and Israel have been carrying out attacks on Iran since February 28, which has led to destruction and casualties.

Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Seyyed Khamenei, and several other high-ranking Iranian officials were also killed in the attacks.

In response, Iran has launched missile strikes on Israel and US military bases and facilities in the region.

On March 2, the Hezbollah movement also entered the war against Israel, and the latter announced the launch of an offensive operation against the movement and entered southern Lebanon.