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Netanyahu Warns Enemies Not to Test Israel at Eastern Border

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited Israel's eastern border on October 15, 2026, to review a new barrier construction project. Accompanied by Defense Minister Israel Katz and military commanders, Netanyahu stated the barrier aims to protect citizens and deter enemies. He warned adversaries "do not test us." Defense Minister Katz highlighted the barrier as part of a broader strategy that includes an active offensive policy against threats.

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited Israel's eastern border on October 15, 2026, to inspect a new barrier project.
Netanyahu warned Israel's enemies "do not test us" during his visit.
A substantial barrier is being built along the eastern border from the Yarmouk River to Eilat.
The project includes physical obstacles, additional forces, and anti-drone measures.
Defense Minister Israel Katz stressed the importance of an active offensive policy alongside defense.
The visit included Defense Minister Israel Katz and senior military officials.

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited Israel's eastern border on October 15, 2026, to inspect the progress of a new barrier construction project. He was accompanied by Defense Minister Israel Katz, Maj.-Gen. Eran Ofir, head of the Borders and Seam Line Administration, and Brig.-Gen. Oren Simcha, commander of Division 96, along with other military officials.

During the visit near Kibbutz Massada in the Jordan Valley, Netanyahu was briefed on security enhancements along the eastern frontier. He stated that a substantial barrier is being erected from the Yarmouk River to Eilat, complementing existing security zones in Lebanon, Syria, and Gaza. The project involves not only physical obstacles but also the deployment of additional forces, comprehensive defense plans, and measures against drones.

Netanyahu emphasized that the extensive engineering, logistical work, and mobilization of IDF reserves are aimed at protecting Israeli citizens and preventing any invasion attempts. Addressing Israel's adversaries, he declared, "Israel's enemies, do not test us."

Defense Minister Israel Katz affirmed that the barrier and reinforced army units are crucial to the defense strategy. However, he stressed that the primary focus remains on an active, offensive policy to neutralize threats from Iran and other nearby fronts, balancing offensive actions with robust defense for the population.