US EditionNetanyahu Warns Iran: Any Attack Would Trigger Unprecedented Israeli Response
Netanyahu warned Iran of an unprecedented military retaliation that would permanently alter the Islamic Republic if it attacks Israel, citing ongoing threats and regional security concerns.
- On Monday Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned the Knesset plenum that any attack by the Islamic Republic of Iran would draw retaliation of unprecedented intensity after Opposition Leader MK Yair Lapid's remarks.
- Responding in the plenum, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accused the Lapid‑Bennett government of ending oversight over spending in Arab communities, allowing organized crime to take over local authorities.
- Touting recent operations, Benjamin Netanyahu, Prime Minister of Israel, said `We are changing the face of the Middle East` while praising the `heroic struggle` of Iran's citizens and condemning `the atrocities of the massacre ordered by the rulers of Iran`.
- Netanyahu said Israel is closely following what is happening in Iran, signalling active monitoring as part of its deterrence posture and warned that `no one can predict what tomorrow will bring in Iran`.
- Presenting his stance regionally, Benjamin Netanyahu, Prime Minister of Israel, framed his approach as both confronting threats and pursuing peace, saying `We are courageously contending with the barbarians` while working to `fulfill opportunities for peace`.
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Netanyahu vows unprecedented retaliation if Iran strikes Israel
Iran will be hit harder than ever before if it attacks Israel, Netanyahu warns, leading to permanent changes to the Islamic Republic. By World Israel News Staff Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Iran on Monday that any attack by the Islamic Republic on Israel would draw a retaliation of unprecedented intensity that would leave its mark on the Iranian regime. Netanyahu addressed the Knesset plenum following remarks by Opposition Le…
Netanyahu Warns Iran: Any Attack Would Trigger Unprecedented Israeli Response
JERUSALEM (VINnews) — Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu issued a stark warning to Iran during a speech to the Knesset on Monday, cautioning that any attack on Israel would trigger a response of unprecedented force. “If Iran makes a mistake and attacks us, we will respond with a force that Iran has never experienced before,” Netanyahu […]
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