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AlarabSecurity

Netanyahu Warns Iran from Syrian Border: No Terrorist Army Allowed

Translated & summarized from Alarab by baba

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited the Syrian side of Mount Hermon with Defense Minister Israel Katz, issuing a stern warning against any "terrorist army" establishing itself on Israel's borders and vowing to thwart Iran's regime.

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  • Netanyahu visited Syrian territory near Mount Hermon.
  • He warned against terrorist armies on Israel's borders.
  • The visit aimed to send a message to Iran and its allies.
  • Netanyahu vowed to defeat Iran's terrorist regime.
  • Defense Minister Israel Katz accompanied the prime minister.
Netanyahu Warns Iran from Syrian Border: No Terrorist Army Allowed
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, accompanied by Defense Minister Israel Katz, conducted an on-site inspection in the "Crown of Mount Hermon" area, located within Syrian territory. Netanyahu issued a strong security warning from the site, stating, "We will not allow any terrorist army to establish itself or position itself on our borders."

Netanyahu further elaborated on future military actions, declaring, "The primary mission and main operation before us now is to defeat and thwart the terrorist regime in Iran."

This unusual field visit to the Syrian "Crown of Mount Hermon" area is intended to send direct warning messages to Tehran and its allies, amidst ongoing security tensions and the reshaping of confrontation lines in the region.

AlarabArab · Nazareth

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