Netanyahu warns Iran of stronger response
Netanyahu warned Iran at the Negev conference that any future attack would be met with a far stronger response and that there would be no quiet or rerun of past events, with Israel prepared for any scenario. He stressed that Israel would act decisively against Iran and its allies, addressing what he calls the axis of evil. The warnings come amid ongoing hostilities and past Israeli strikes on Iranian facilities, as tensions persist in the region including Gaza operations. Contextually, a fragile ceasefire in the 2026 Israel–Iran conflict and market signals point to a renewed risk of conflict if the ceasefire is breached. Netanyahu also noted Hezbollah’s reduced missile stock to about 7-8% of its initial capacity and highlighted ongoing Gaza border rehabilitation and Dimona-focused development. Observers are urged to monitor for escalation as diplomacy continues and regional dynamics remain volatile.
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