Netanyahu Warns Enemies Against Threatening Israel's Maritime Space
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- Netanyahu warned enemies against threatening Israel's maritime space.
- He visited the naval base in Ashdod on Sunday.
- Plans are underway to strengthen the navy's capabilities.
- Security officials want more submarines and vessels.
- Netanyahu vowed Israel would become a world leader in maritime power.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited the naval base in Ashdod on Sunday, issuing a strong warning to Israel's enemies regarding threats to its maritime domain. "Our enemies want to threaten our maritime space, we will not let that happen," Netanyahu stated. He emphasized the government's intention to continue strengthening the navy's capabilities.
Netanyahu further revealed that security officials are seeking to expand the navy's capacities, expressing a desire for "more submarines, more vessels, and other means." He concluded his remarks with a confident message about Israel's future in maritime power, stating, "Israel will be one of the world leaders."
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