Netanyahu says Tehran's attack on Israel could be one of its last decisions
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, during a visit to the Afikei Daat yeshiva in Sderot, said that a possible attack by Tehran on Israel could become one of the Iranian authorities' last decisions. He also spoke about the fighting in the Gaza Strip and threats from Iran.
Statements on Iran and the Gaza Strip
As The Jerusalem Post reports, Netanyahu said that Iran attacks and threatens other countries, but that, according to him, Tehran understands the significance of a possible attack against Israel.
Netanyahu also claimed that Israel controls a significant territory of the Gaza Strip and is acting against those it considers a threat. According to him, Israeli forces eliminated the head of Hamas's internal security service the previous day, which he called Hamas's “Shin Bet.”
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The prime minister also listed Yahya Sinwar, Mohammed Deif, Ismail Haniyeh, Mohammed Sinwar, Hassan Nasrallah, and Izz ad-Din al-Haddad, speaking about senior figures who, according to him, were killed after Hamas's attack on Israel on October 7.
Students' songs during the visit
At the beginning of his speech, Netanyahu praised the hesder yeshiva students for their participation in the fighting. He called them an example of combining religious study, self-sacrifice, and courage.
According to N12, during the event some students sang songs calling for revenge against Palestinians. Sderot Mayor Alon Davidi was also present at the event. According to N12, the students performed an altered version of the song “Remember Me,” which the channel links to Jewish far-right extremism.
