Israel Defence Minister Says 'Mission Not Complete' on Iran
- Defense Minister Israel Katz warned that Iran is reviving its pursuit of nuclear weapons during a memorial service for Operation Kadesh soldiers, urging Israelis to prioritize national security over internal divisions.
- Regarding Iran, Katz stated "the mission is not yet complete," emphasizing that Israel must pursue a proactive, offensive policy to counter threats from Tehran while protecting citizens through necessary action.
- The Defense Ministry and Elbit signed a deal investing over $190M in artillery training, reinforcing that public support for the Israel Defense Forces signals to enemies that domestic disagreements do not weaken national resolve.
- "We have one country, one military, and a shared destiny," Katz stated, arguing that while public debate is acceptable, national security requires rising above internal differences when the nation faces external threats.
- He concluded by calling for "unity, responsibility and mutual commitment," emphasizing that future challenges require combining the strength of the Israel Defense Forces with the resilience of the public.
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Israel's mission to Iran is "not over," said the Defense Minister, who still accuses Tehran of wanting to acquire nuclear weapons.
Israel is not yet finished fighting Iran, Defense Minister Israel Katz said Sunday, warning Tehran's Lebanese ally Hezbollah not to intervene if war resumes.
'Trying To Obtain Nuclear Weapons': Israel Says 'Iran Mission' Not Complete
Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz renewed charges that Iran -- attacked twice since last year in major Israeli-US bombing campaigns -- is pursuing nuclear weapons, a claim that Tehran denies.
Israel ' s Minister of Defence, Sirael Katz, said that Israel had not completed its objectives in Iran, accusing Tehran of continuing its efforts to acquire nuclear weapons, and had previously threatened to target Iranian energy facilities in response to any attack.
ISRAELI Minister Katz said that the mission in Iran is not over.
These statements by Israel Katz are taking place while the leader of the opposition bloc, Gadi Eisenkot, was charged with forming a government, which could put an end to the era of the outgoing Prime Minister, Benyamin Netanyahu.
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