Israel’s big accusation against Iran
Israel-Iran War: After Hezbollah’s rocket attacks on Israel, the Israeli Air Force bombed terrorist targets in Beirut. Israel targeted weapons facilities of the Iran-backed group Hezbollah in Beirut and “Hamas terrorist bases” in Gaza. Meanwhile, the Iranian Embassy in the United Nations denied responsibility for the assassination attempt on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, claiming that “Hezbollah was behind it.” On his statement, Israel’s Foreign Minister Israel Cats has accused Iran of lying and said that it is responsible for this attack.
Israel’s Foreign Minister tweeted – Don’t lie
The primary proxy, the tentacle created, financed, armed, trained and now controlled by Iran in all its operations, has suddenly been portrayed as an independent entity, the Israeli Foreign Minister tweeted. Your lies and false pretenses will not help you – you are responsible.
The Iranian proxies who attempted to assassinate Prime Minister Netanyahu and his family have once again exposed the true face of Iran and the evil axis led by it. I fully support the Prime Minister’s statement and emphasize: Israel will continue to attack terrorists and their sponsors with strength and determination, wherever and whenever, until we achieve all our goals. Will continue to attack wherever necessary.
Israel’s enemies will pay a heavy price for any attempt to harm our civilians, soldiers, and leaders. We are committed to repatriating the hostages, returning Northerners to their homes, and creating a new security reality that will guarantee our survival for generations to come.
Netanyahu threatened – you have made a big mistake
After the attack on the residence of Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu on Saturday, Netanyahu has given a big statement regarding Hezbollah. “The attempt today by Iran’s proxy Hezbollah to assassinate me and my wife was a grave mistake,” he wrote on Twitter. This will not stop me or Israel from continuing our just war against our enemies to secure our future.
Let us tell you that on Saturday, Hezbollah had fired more than 100 rockets at Northern Israel, in which one person was killed and at least 10 people were injured. Along with this, a drone sent from Lebanon had targeted the residence of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
