Israel Defense Minister Katz: 'We Are Fully Prepared to Attack Iran'
Translated & summarized from Mignews by baba
Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz declared Israel's full readiness to attack Iran, specifically targeting its energy infrastructure to set the country back decades. He also asserted that military operations in Gaza and southern Lebanon have achieved their goals, causing widespread destruction. Katz further stated that Israel has contingency plans for Palestinian security forces and believes regional relations will improve after Iran's defeat.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Defense Minister Israel Katz stated Israel is fully prepared to attack Iran's energy infrastructure.
- Katz claimed 70-80% of Gaza has been destroyed by Israeli and US military operations.
- He asserted that Israeli military operations in southern Lebanon have also achieved their objectives.
- Katz mentioned Israel has a plan to counter Palestinian security forces if they threaten Israel.
- The minister believes regional relations will improve after the defeat of the Iranian regime.
Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz stated that Israel is fully prepared to launch a powerful attack on Iran, targeting its energy infrastructure. He explained that striking these vital facilities would set Iran back 40 years, plunging it into an era of "darkness and poverty." Katz emphasized that the attack would be carried out with "extraordinary force."
Katz also reported that Israeli military operations in the Gaza Strip and southern Lebanon have achieved their objectives, resulting in the destruction of a significant portion of buildings and infrastructure. He indicated that these operations affected tens of thousands of homes and underground tunnels, leading hundreds of thousands of residents to flee. "Seventy to eighty percent of Gaza is destroyed," Katz claimed, adding that Israel and the United States dropped 35,000 bombs on the area.
Regarding potential threats from Palestinian security forces, Katz stated that the Israeli military has a plan to address any situation where these forces might turn their weapons against Israel. He mentioned updating a two-year-old plan from an anti-intifada strategy to one focused on "victory over the enemy."
In a separate, unconfirmed tweet cited in the article, it was suggested that once the Iranian regime is defeated, the region will move toward overt relations with Israel at its center.