Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Iran on Wednesday evening that any attack on Israel would be 'among their last decisions,' according to a post by security analyst Yair Goldblatt, as reported by The Zioneer Intelligence Desk. Goldblatt added that Iran appears deterred but cautioned against complacency.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Iran on Wednesday that an attack on Israel would carry a decisive response, saying Tehran would face consequences that would rank 'among their last decisions.' The statement was posted by security and Middle East analyst Yair Goldblatt on X, citing the Prime Minister. Goldblatt assessed that Iran is currently deterred, aware of the target bank Israel holds within Iran, and understands that no external actor would stop an Israeli response. However, he cautioned against complacency, drawing a parallel to terror organizations that were mistakenly considered fully deterred.
The Zioneer has previously reported on a series of warnings and threats between Israel, Iran, and the United States, including explicit threats from Iranian officials and US-mediated messages regarding possible escalation. The latest statement from Netanyahu adds to the ongoing war of words, though no new military action has been reported.
2 developments
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- StrongNetanyahu warns Iran: 'Do not count on a rerun' — promises far stronger response if Tehran attacks again
- DevelopingNetanyahu warns Iran: Fire is now cautious — we'll respond forcefully to any further attack
- DevelopingNetanyahu awaits final decision on Iran response after messages from Tehran and Washington
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