Netanyahu Vows to Pursue All Oct. 7 Attackers

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared on Thursday that Israel will continue to pursue all those involved in the October 7th attacks, stating that "no one is immune" and "we will reach them all." He emphasized that ongoing security and military operations in the West Bank and Gaza are targeting the perpetrators of the "massacre" and those still alive.

Netanyahu asserted that Israel is holding the killers accountable for the deaths of Israelis, including women and children, on October 7th. He reiterated that the military operations are actively implementing the promise that no attacker is immune, with operations continuing in Gaza and the West Bank.

Regarding the military campaign, Netanyahu acknowledged that while Israel has significantly degraded the capabilities of its adversaries, the operation is not yet complete. He stated, "The ability to carry this out has been crushed very strongly, and we have completed the main part of the work, but there is still work to be done, and we will complete it."

In separate international news, Washington approved significant sanctions against Russia and Iran. The US Federal Reserve surprised markets by raising interest rates, contrary to President Trump's stance. Tensions escalated in the Gulf with an Iranian attack on a US crew and an urgent Saudi request for interceptor missiles against the Houthis. The US also blocked the Palestinian delegation's access to the UN, and Trump threatened tariffs on Europe over its closer ties with Canada.