Netanyahu Warns of Election-Related Attacks by Enemies
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- Netanyahu warned of election-related attacks by enemies.
- He highlighted recent Israeli military successes in Gaza and Lebanon.
- The Prime Minister vowed to resist external pressure for withdrawal.
- He issued a direct threat to adversaries from an air force base.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited the Tel Nof Air Force base, where he addressed the military's operations in Gaza and Lebanon, external pressures, and adversaries. He highlighted recent Israeli successes, including the elimination of the Hamas operative responsible for the abduction of Noa Argamani and Avinatan Or, and the killing of a Hamas brigade commander in northern Gaza. Netanyahu stated that over 100 terrorists have been eliminated in Gaza in recent weeks, in addition to operations in Lebanon, citing the destruction of the Ali Taher ridge as a significant achievement.
Netanyahu acknowledged the immense external pressures to withdraw and relinquish these gains, asserting his refusal to allow this. He also issued a warning regarding potential attacks by Israel's enemies, particularly in the lead-up to elections. "We have signs that ahead of the elections our enemies will try to attack us," Netanyahu said. From the airbase, he conveyed a 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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