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(Times of Israel) Judah Ari Gross - Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said exposing the details of the Iranian program to manufacture precision-guided missiles for Hizbullah was meant to send a signal to Israel's enemies. "We will not stand to the side and allow our enemies to acquire deadly weapons to use against us. This week, I already told our enemies to be careful with their actions. Now I am telling them: Dir balak." Netanyahu used an Arabic phrase meaning, "Watch out." Israeli officials have threatened a harsh response to any attacks by Hizbullah, both against the group and against the state of Lebanon, which Jerusalem sees as complicit in the terrorist militia's activities. "The Israeli response to an attack will be disproportionate," a senior officer told Israel's Channel 12.2019-08-30 00:00:00Full Article
Netanyahu to Iran and Hizbullah: "Watch Out"
(Times of Israel) Judah Ari Gross - Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said exposing the details of the Iranian program to manufacture precision-guided missiles for Hizbullah was meant to send a signal to Israel's enemies. "We will not stand to the side and allow our enemies to acquire deadly weapons to use against us. This week, I already told our enemies to be careful with their actions. Now I am telling them: Dir balak." Netanyahu used an Arabic phrase meaning, "Watch out." Israeli officials have threatened a harsh response to any attacks by Hizbullah, both against the group and against the state of Lebanon, which Jerusalem sees as complicit in the terrorist militia's activities. "The Israeli response to an attack will be disproportionate," a senior officer told Israel's Channel 12.2019-08-30 00:00:00Full Article
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