Israeli PM Netanyahu says Iran intended to attack Israel with missiles, and if they had not acted in time, would not be here today; Iran will not have a nuclear weapon

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Israeli PM Netanyahu says Iran intended to attack Israel with missiles, and if they had not acted in time, would not be here today; Iran will not have a nuclear weapon

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  • Military operations against Hezbollah are not over yet.
  • The fire on the Iranian front is contained. If they fire again, will respond forcefully.
  • Israel holding fire in Iran for now.
  • Told Trump Israel has the full right to self-defense

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