Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited the scene of a recent missile strike in Arad, where he accused Iran of escalating attacks against civilians and warned that the threat now extends ‘far beyond Israel’.
Israel National News
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited the scene of a recent missile strike in Arad, where he accused Iran of escalating attacks against civilians and warned that the threat now extends ‘far beyond Israel’.
Speaking at the impact site, Netanyahu said the past 48 hours had demonstrated that Iran poses a danger to the entire world. He noted that a missile had struck a civilian area, describing it as an intentional attempt to cause mass casualties.
Although no one was killed, he emphasized that this was due to chance rather than restraint.
The prime minister also pointed to additional incidents, including strikes near religious sites in Jerusalem and a long-range missile launch that he said showed Iran’s growing reach, saying that these actions highlight Iran’s capability to threaten regions well beyond the Middle East.
‘Iran is putting everyone in its sights,’ Netanyahu said, adding that its actions against international shipping routes further demonstrate an effort to destabilize global security and exert pressure on the international community.
He stressed that Israel, alongside the United States, is working to confront what he described as a ‘terrorist regime,’ and demanded that other world leaders take a more ‘active role’.