‘He made a serious mistake, he will pay for it’

The Prime Minister of Israel, Benjamin Netanyahuhas warned Iran that it has made “a serious mistake” by launching its missile attack on Israeli territory, while ensuring Tehran will ‘pay’ the consequences of an offensive that was largely repelled by the response of the Israeli air defense system and the cooperation of the United States.

“Iran made a big mistake last night, and it will pay for it. The Iranian regime does not understand our determination to defend ourselves and eliminate our enemies (…) Apparently there are some in Tehran who do not understand. understand,” he said. Netanyahu in a speech published on his official social media profile.

For example, the Israeli president has emphasized that his government adheres to the rule that anyone who attacks Israel must prepare for a response; and has emphasized that this rule applies both to the situation Gaza and the West Bankregarding “the line of fire”. Lebanon, Syria and also Iran.

“Today, more than ever, the forces of light in the world must unite and work together against the dark regime that is the source of terror and evil in our region. They must support Israel. The world’s choice has never been clearer,” he emphasized. a Netanyahu who has recommitted to achieving “all the objectives of the war.”

Netanyahu has also referred to the attack on a tram station in a Tel Aviv neighborhoodwhich led to six deaths. “Like the rocket attack, there is also a murderous and deliberate hand behind this attack. It comes from Tehran,” he said. According to police, a shooting took place around 7:00 PM (local time) and involved two “terrorists”, who were later “neutralized” by officers in the area.

Iran: “The response will be stronger and more powerful”

Meanwhile, the Iranian government has ended its 200 ballistic missile attack on Israel unless the Jewish state “decides to provoke new retaliation” for which it has warned it will face a harsh response.

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Araqchí has ​​explained that Iran is a “enormous moderation for almost two monthsto make way for a ceasefire in Gaza”, something that did not happen. That is why the country decided to launch the attack on “military and security targets only”.

Finally, he sent a message to Israel’s allies, presumably the United States. “Israel’s enablers now have a greater responsibility to control the warmongers in Tel Aviv, rather than indulge in their madness,” he emphasized.

In concrete terms, Araqchí has ​​held talks with his colleagues from Great Britain, France and Germany in recent hours to reduce tension. “The Islamic Republic of Iran does not seek to increase tension and war, even if it is not afraid to do so. We warn any actor not to get involved in this conflict,” Araqchí assured his European counterparts, the Iranian Foreign Ministry said in a statement.

Israel continues its attacks on Lebanon and Gaza

The Israeli army continued its attacks on the Shiite group Hezbollah in Beirut this evening and once again asked Lebanese not to cross the Litani River south as it is an area of ​​’heavy fighting’. In a message almost identical to yesterday’s, Arab army spokesman Avichay Adraee denounced that the Shiite militia is “using the civilian environment and civilians as human shields” and did not specify whether the fighting is direct confrontations between troops or the Israel’s usual air strikes. Just yesterday, Hezbollah denied that Israel had invaded Lebanon.

Meanwhile, at least nine people have been killed and 20 others injured in Israeli attacks on a school and an orphanage housing displaced people in the city of Israel. Loopnorth of the Palestinian enclave. The Jewish government claims that the targets of the attacks were members of Hamas.

On the other hand, three people were killed and eight others injured in an Israeli bombardment of the Nuseirat refugee campin the center of the Strip.