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Ongoing Story· Day 49

Netanyahu Warns Iran: Attack on Israel Would Be Among Your Last Acts

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Netanyahu Warns Iran, Hezbollah Against Attack Ahead of Northern Border Visit

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Hebrew · Sole source

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Iran and Hezbollah on Tuesday against attacking Israel, vowing an "enormous and powerful" response. He made the statement in an interview with Channel 14 before heading to the northern border. The warning underscores Israel's firm stance on defending its northern frontier.

The story in 4 lines · by baba

  • Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Iran and Hezbollah against attacking Israel.
  • Netanyahu stated that an attack would trigger an "enormous and powerful" response.
  • The prime minister made the remarks during an interview on Channel 14.
  • Netanyahu issued the warning before traveling to Israel's northern border.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu issued a direct warning to Iran and Hezbollah on Tuesday, stating that any attack on Israel would be met with an "enormous and powerful" response. Netanyahu made these remarks during an interview with Idan Tauber on Channel 14, shortly before departing for a visit to the northern border. "I am now going out to the northern border, I am saying clear things to Iran and Hezbollah that they should not dare to attack us because an enormous and powerful response will come," Netanyahu stated. The prime minister's strong rhetoric signals Israel's readiness to defend itself against potential aggression from its northern frontier.

0404Right · Jerusalem

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