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Israeli Military Chief Threatens Hezbollah With Strong Response

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IDF Chief of Staff Warns Hezbollah Against Northern Border Buildup

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IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir declared at the Northern Command that Israel will not allow Hezbollah to build terror infrastructure near its northern border. He warned of a strong response to any enemy attempts to establish a presence or threaten northern communities. The IDF is prepared for developments and ready to strike those who threaten Israel.

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  • IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir vowed to prevent Hezbollah terror infrastructure buildup in the north.
  • Zamir warned of an immediate and powerful response to any Hezbollah threats against northern communities.
  • The IDF is on alert for developments in nearby and distant conflict zones.
  • Zamir stated the IDF is ready to strike any enemy attempting to harm Israel.

Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir stated during a situation assessment at the Northern Command that the IDF will not permit Hezbollah to establish terror infrastructure in the region. He emphasized that any attempt by the enemy to establish a presence, strengthen, or threaten northern communities would be met with an immediate and powerful response. Zamir added that the IDF is alert to developments in both nearby and distant arenas and is prepared to strike any enemy that attempts to harm Israel, citing past actions as precedent. The IDF Spokesperson's Unit released this information.

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