Netanyahu: No terrorist has a hiding place
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The Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, spoke on Monday, 7, about an attack on the knife in an agricultural post in the Shomron region of the West Bank, which injured an Israeli citizen. The attack was perpetrated by a Palestinian terrorist. In a message published in his official account on X, Netanyahu said that no terrorist will have a refuge in Israel. I greet our brave warriors who sought confrontation and eliminated the terrorist wh…
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu asserted that "there is nowhere for any terrorist to hide," emphasizing the continued pursuit of the perpetrators of attacks and those behind them. He added, "We will continue to eliminate terrorists, pursue their dispatchers, and destroy the infrastructure of terrorism in Judea and Samaria." Netanyahu concluded, "Anyone who tries to threaten Israel and its citizens will pay a heavy price."
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu responded to the killing of the terrorist who carried out the stabbing attack in Samaria and made it clear that "no terrorist has a hiding place. Anyone who tries to threaten the State of Israel and its citizens will pay a heavy price."
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