Netanyahu Warns Enemies Against Attacks as Elections Approach
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited an air force base, highlighting recent operational successes and warning that Israel's enemies may attempt attacks as elections approach. He vowed to resist pressures to withdraw from gains made in the conflict.
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- Netanyahu warned enemies against attacking Israel during the upcoming election period.
- He highlighted recent military successes, including eliminating key Hamas figures.
- The Prime Minister vowed to resist pressure to withdraw from operational gains.
- Netanyahu issued a direct threat of retaliation to any adversaries.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu issued a stern warning to Israel's enemies during a visit to the Tel Nof Air Force base on Tuesday. Addressing air and ground crews, Netanyahu highlighted recent operational successes, including the elimination of the Hamas battalion commander in northern Gaza and the terrorist responsible for the kidnapping of Noa Argamani and Avitan Or. He stated that over 100 terrorists have been killed in Gaza in recent weeks, in addition to operations in Lebanon.
Netanyahu emphasized that despite significant achievements in the ongoing conflict, there are immense pressures to withdraw and relinquish the gains made by Israeli soldiers. He firmly declared his refusal to allow this, stating, "I am not letting this happen, and I will not let this happen."
Looking ahead, the Prime Minister cautioned that intelligence indicates Israel's adversaries may attempt to launch attacks as the election period nears. "We have signs that ahead of the elections, our enemies will try to attack us," Netanyahu said. He concluded with a direct message to these adversaries: "Don't mess with us, not now and not ever. Our long arm will reach you anywhere, anytime."
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