New call from Netanyahu: 'Attacks are not over, enemies are preparing'
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that his country's attacks have not ended, arguing that some enemies are preparing to attack again. Emphasizing that internal disputes should be left behind, Netanyahu called for "national unity."
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu claimed that his country's attacks on Gaza have not yet ended and that security threats persist.
In a video message, Netanyahu expressed his concerns regarding Israel's security situation, stating, "Some of our enemies are trying to regroup to attack us again."
HE CALLED FOR NATIONAL UNITY
Netanyahu stated that he is aware of the internal debates and divisions within Israeli society, arguing that they must move past this situation. Expressing that political and social divisions within the country are harmful to Israel, Netanyahu called for national unity. "We must be united and act together," said Netanyahu, inviting the entire public to stand together during this difficult process.
SECURITY ISSUES PERSIST
Netanyahu emphasized that the Israeli army's tasks and operations are not over, stressing that the country still faces major security problems. The Prime Minister stated, "The mission of the Israeli army continues. Some of our enemies are still preparing to attack." He noted that there are still many issues to be resolved regarding Israel's security.
RELEASE OF ISRAELI HOSTAGES
Netanyahu drew attention to the release of Israeli hostages in Gaza, stating that this event is considered a great victory.
News Source: 12punto
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