Jerusalem: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has issued a strong warning to Iran, saying any attack against Israel would bring a response far beyond what Tehran could imagine. Speaking in the Knesset, Israel’s parliament, he said the country is prepared for any scenario and will act decisively to protect its citizens.
Netanyahu described the current security situation as complex and tense. He stressed that Israel is closely monitoring Iran’s actions and would consider any direct attack a serious mistake. His remarks were aimed at deterring escalation as tensions between the two countries remain high.
The warning comes amid growing concern over Iran’s missile capabilities and its regional alliances. Israel views Iran’s military expansion and nuclear ambitions as major threats to its security. In recent years, Israel has carried out strikes targeting Iranian linked infrastructure in the region, raising fears of retaliation.
Security tensions have intensified since last year’s brief but intense conflict and continued military activity across the Middle East. Israeli officials say they remain on high alert and are working closely with international partners, including the United States, to counter potential threats.
Netanyahu alsocalled for national unity, urging citizens and political leaders to stand together during what he described as a critical period for the country’s security.
The situation continues to be watched closely around the world, as any direct confrontation between Israel and Iran could trigger wider regional instability.