Netanyahu Warns Enemies of Unimaginable Power if Provoked
Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited the seam line in Samaria, receiving security updates and warning enemies against attacking Israel. He stated that any attempt to harm Israel would be met with "power that you have not dreamed of." Netanyahu also rejected the idea of returning "terrorists" to refugee camps in Judea and Samaria, asserting Israeli control over the area. He vowed to continue strengthening security and establishing settlements in the region.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned enemies against attacking Israel, promising overwhelming force.
- Netanyahu visited the seam line in Samaria with top security officials.
- He rejected returning "terrorists" to refugee camps in Judea and Samaria.
- Netanyahu vowed to maintain Israeli control from the Jordan River to the sea.
- He highlighted the establishment of over 104 settlements and farms in the region.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited the seam line in Samaria on Tuesday, accompanied by the Defense Minister, National Security Advisor, and commander of the Central Command. During the visit, he received an update from IDF, Shin Bet, and Border Police commanders regarding efforts to defend the seam line communities and counter-terrorism operations in villages. These operations include arresting terrorists, confiscating weapons, and thwarting security threats.
Netanyahu addressed security warnings ahead of elections, cautioning enemies against harming Israel. "We are prepared for any scenario, including what is called turning the guns around," he stated. "The IDF presented me and the Defense Minister with a strong and comprehensive plan. In such a case, I do not advise our enemies to test us. You will encounter power here that you have not dreamed of."
The Prime Minister also commented on refugee camps in Judea and Samaria and a demand, which he attributed to the High Court of Justice (Bagatz), to return residents to them. "I heard there is someone in the High Court of Justice saying residents should be returned here. These are not residents, they are terrorists. The Israel Defense Forces will control and remain in this area," he declared.
Netanyahu emphasized that Israel would not permit the presence of an Arab army west of the Jordan River. "We must understand, we are minutes from Netanya, minutes from the coastline. Israel's narrow waist will no longer be narrow. We guard from the Jordan to the sea. Our country, our control," he said.
Concluding the visit, Netanyahu pledged to continue strengthening security in the region, highlighting the establishment of settlements and farms in Judea and Samaria. "We will continue to guard Israel's security here, on the seam line, everywhere. We are establishing settlements here, over 104, and many farms. We are guarding the security of the State of Israel," he concluded.
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