Netanyahu's office shares 'red corded phone' photo
In a photo shared by the Israeli Prime Minister's Press Office, Netanyahu is seen in a meeting with Israel's National Security Council head Tzachi Hanegbi, his military advisor Roman Gofman, and other officials.
Following the attack on the Lebanese capital, Beirut, the Israeli Prime Minister's Press Office shared a photograph of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu without any accompanying message.
In the photo, it was noted that Netanyahu was speaking on a red corded telephone.
The Israeli press also reported that Netanyahu had instructed Israeli ministers not to comment on the attack in Beirut.
THE RED CORDED PHONE DETAIL
In the photo, which was shared without any explanation, Netanyahu is clearly seen speaking on a red corded landline telephone.
Meanwhile, Defense Minister Yoav Gallant shared a short message on his social media account following the attack in Beirut.
In his message, Gallant stated, "Hezbollah has crossed the red line."
GAG ORDER FOR MINISTERS
The Israeli press wrote that Netanyahu had requested that Israeli ministers refrain from making comments regarding the attack in Beirut.
A violent explosion had occurred in the Dahiyeh district of the Lebanese capital, Beirut.
In a statement, the Israeli military claimed responsibility for the attack, stating that one of Hezbollah's commanders had been targeted.
News Source: 12punto
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