Netanyahu Vows IDF Will Remain in Samaria, Warns Enemies
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited the Samaria region near Tulkarm, declaring the area a "terrorist stronghold" that the IDF has "cleared." He vowed that the IDF will remain in control, rejecting suggestions of returning residents whom he called "terrorists." Netanyahu warned that Israel's enemies might attempt to test it before elections and assured that the country is prepared for any scenario.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited the Samaria region near Tulkarm.
- Netanyahu stated the IDF "cleared" the area, previously a "terrorist stronghold."
- He vowed the IDF will remain in control of the territory.
- Netanyahu called individuals advocating for residents' return "terrorists."
- He warned enemies against testing Israel before elections.
- Netanyahu assured Israel is prepared for all scenarios.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited the seam line in Samaria, near the Tulkarm refugee camp, stating that the area, previously a "terrorist stronghold," had been "cleared by the IDF." He asserted that the Israel Defense Forces would remain in control of the territory, directly addressing reports of a "High Court of Justice" (Bagatz) member suggesting the return of residents. Netanyahu characterized these individuals not as residents but as "terrorists."
Netanyahu acknowledged ongoing security alerts in the region, attributing them to adversaries who might attempt to test Israel's resolve, particularly in the lead-up to elections. He issued a stern warning, stating that Israel is prepared for all scenarios, including what he termed "turning the guns around", a potential escalation or counter-offensive.
The Prime Minister's visit and remarks underscore a firm stance on security in the Samaria region, emphasizing the IDF's continued presence and readiness to counter threats.
