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Netanyahu and IDF Chief Warn Iran as Israel Stresses Air Force Readiness
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First reported by Ynet · Jul 9, 2026
What happened
Prime Minister Netanyahu and IDF Chief Zamir warned Iran against obtaining nuclear weapons during a pilot graduation ceremony, highlighting Israel's recent airstrikes and ongoing military readiness. They stressed that the conflict continues and Israel is prepared for all scenarios, while also addressing lessons learned from the October 7 failure and ongoing Air Force enhancements.
- 01Netanyahu vows Iran will not acquire nuclear weapons with or without an agreement.
- 02Israeli airstrikes in Iran prevented an existential threat, Netanyahu says.
- 03IDF Chief Zamir states Air Force is on constant alert for developments in Iran and Lebanon.
- 04Air Force neutralized key Iranian regime figures and air defense systems during the conflict.
- 05Zamir calls October 7 failure a national disaster and says lessons are being implemented.
- 06Air Force is undergoing major upgrades including new squadrons and improved intelligence capabilities.
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