Netanyahu Warns Enemies Against Testing Israel's Strength
Translated & summarized from i24NEWS French by baba
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Israel's enemies against testing its strength during a visit to the Samaria demarcation line. He assured that Israel is prepared for all scenarios and will respond with unimaginable power if provoked. Netanyahu also addressed security operations near Tulkarem and stated that the IDF will maintain control of the area. He cited intelligence suggesting enemies may attempt attacks around the upcoming elections and vowed to ensure Israel's security from the Jordan River to the Mediterranean Sea.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Israel's enemies against testing its strength.
- Netanyahu stated Israel is prepared for all scenarios and will respond with unimaginable power.
- He visited the demarcation line in Samaria with top security officials.
- Security forces presented measures for communities along the demarcation line.
- Netanyahu cited intelligence of potential enemy attacks around upcoming elections.
- He vowed to maintain Israeli control and presence in the region.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu issued a stern warning to Israel's adversaries during a visit to the demarcation line in Samaria, accompanied by the Defense Minister, National Security Advisor, and the commander of the IDF's Central Command. "We are prepared for all scenarios, including a reversal of weapons against us. In such a case, I do not advise our enemies to test us. You will face a power you have never imagined," Netanyahu stated. During the visit, IDF, Shin Bet, and Border Police officials briefed on security measures for communities along the demarcation line and daily operations in Palestinian villages aimed at apprehending terrorists, seizing weapons, and preventing attacks. Speaking near Tulkarem, Netanyahu described the former refugee camp as a "bastion of terrorism" before IDF intervention. He asserted that the Israeli military would maintain control of the area, stating, "There will be no Arab army west of the Jordan. There will be the IDF." He emphasized the strategic importance of the sector, located minutes from Netanya and the Mediterranean coast, declaring, "We ensure our security from the Jordan to the sea. Our country, our control." Netanyahu also cited intelligence indicating potential threats around the upcoming elections, suggesting some enemies might attempt an attack during this period. He assured that the IDF has prepared a particularly powerful response plan. The Prime Minister reaffirmed his commitment to a lasting Israeli presence in the region, mentioning the establishment of over 104 communities and numerous agricultural farms. "We will continue to ensure Israel's security here, on the demarcation line, and everywhere else," he concluded.
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