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Netanyahu Warns Enemies of "Unimaginable Power" If Provoked

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Netanyahu Warns Enemies From Air Force Base: 'You Will Suffer Worse Blows'

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Hebrew · Sole source

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited an Israeli Air Force base and reviewed the forces' readiness. He issued a stern warning to Israel's enemies, stating they would face severe consequences if they attempted to harm the country. Netanyahu emphasized the military's capability to strike adversaries when required.

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  • Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited an Israeli Air Force base.
  • Netanyahu reviewed the forces' readiness for action against enemies.
  • He issued a strong warning to Israel's adversaries.
  • The Prime Minister stated enemies would suffer worse blows if they tested Israel.
  • Netanyahu expressed confidence in the military's ability to strike enemies.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited an Israeli Air Force base on Tuesday, where he spoke with the base commander and reviewed the forces' readiness for action against Israel's enemies. During the visit, Netanyahu delivered a strong message to Israel's adversaries, warning them of the consequences of attempting to harm the country.

"I am at one of the Air Force bases. I spoke with the base commander, I was impressed by the readiness, the determination, and the ability to strike our enemies when necessary," the Prime Minister stated. He further warned, "I say to our enemies: Do not test us, you will suffer worse blows than you have ever suffered before."

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