Netanyahu Vows to Protect Israel's Maritime Domain During Naval Base Visit
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- Netanyahu visited Ashdod naval base with Defense Minister Katz.
- He stated Israel faces maritime threats to ports and shipping.
- The Prime Minister called for more submarines and ships.
- He vowed to protect Israel's maritime domain from enemies.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited the naval base in Ashdod on Tuesday, accompanied by Defense Minister Israel Katz. During the visit, Netanyahu stated that Israel faces maritime threats, including attacks on ports and shipping lanes. He emphasized the need for the security services to acquire more submarines, ships, and other combat equipment. Netanyahu highlighted the arrival of the sixth submarine to Israel, asserting, "We will not allow our enemies to threaten our maritime domain, and we will also protect Israel from the sea." The Prime Minister's remarks underscore a commitment to bolstering Israel's naval capabilities in response to perceived threats.
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