In a statement reflecting Israel’s ongoing security concerns, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared that all of Israel’s enemies will “pay a very heavy price” for their attacks against the nation.
According to a report by Times of Israel, he made this known during a recent address, Netanyahu specifically referenced the threats posed by terror organizations such as Hezbollah and the Houthis, highlighting the impact of their actions on Israeli civilians. He noted that thousands of Israelis have been displaced due to Hezbollah’s attacks, emphasizing the urgent need to restore security to Israel’s northern border.
“All our enemies should know this. Those who attack Israel will pay a very heavy price,” Netanyahu warned, signaling a strong stance against those who threaten the country’s safety.
Hezbollah, which translates to “Party of God” in Arabic, is an Iran-backed militant group based in Lebanon that has long called for the destruction of the “Zionist regime in Palestine.” This group, along with the Houthis—who are part of an Iran-aligned regional alliance that includes Hamas—poses a significant challenge to Israel’s security.
Netanyahu’s remarks come amid heightened tensions in the region, as Israel grapples with the consequences of ongoing hostilities. His commitment to taking decisive action underscores the Israeli government’s resolve to protect its citizens and maintain stability in the face of external threats….Seë_Morë