Netanyahu: ‘Nobody is Immune’ From Israeli Preemptive Strikes
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel will continue to reempt enemy plans against the Jewish state. Photo: Cherie Cullen.
Times of Israel – Israel will continue to preempt enemy plans against the Jewish state, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed Sunday, all but publicly confirming the country’s involvement in an airstrike in Syria last month that left at least seven Hezbollah and Iranian operatives dead.
“We have proven that nobody is immune from our intention to foil attacks against us. Thus we have acted and thus we will continue to act,” he said at the start of the weekly cabinet meeting in Jerusalem.
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