Netanyahu threatens: stronger strikes against Israel's enemies and the destruction of Hezbollah's infrastructure in Lebanon

Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of Israel, responded to threats against Israel in a press conference held at 14:00 local time in Tel Aviv, warning that his country is prepared to deliver stronger blows to its enemies. He emphasized that military operations against Hezbollah in southern Lebanon will continue.

Israel's claims about Hezbollah

Netanyahu referred to Israel's claims regarding Hezbollah's tunnel digging, stating: "Hezbollah uses these tunnels to carry out attacks on Israeli military positions as well as to launch drones and rockets." He added that these infrastructures pose a threat to the security of northern Israel and must be destroyed by any means necessary.

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Consequences of military operations

Israel's military operations in southern Lebanon will not only lead to the destruction of Hezbollah's infrastructure but may also have regional repercussions. Netanyahu pointed out that any action against Israel will be met with a decisive and severe response, and this action will not be limited to Hezbollah.

He also noted that Israel will continue to monitor Hezbollah's activities and will not allow this group to strengthen its military capabilities. These statements come as tensions at the Lebanon-Israel border have significantly increased, with both sides on high alert.

In conclusion, Netanyahu emphasized the necessity of international cooperation to counter regional threats, stating: "We need all countries to cooperate against common threats and take action against terrorist groups that jeopardize global security." These remarks reflect Israel's aggressive stance towards regional threats, especially Hezbollah's activities in Lebanon.

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