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Netanyahu warns that an attack from Tehran would be 'one of their last decisions'

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  • Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned that an attack by Iran would be “one of their last decisions.”
  • Netanyahu said Israel controls a wide area in Gaza and has killed senior Hamas figures, presenting the operations as a change in the region’s security balance.
  • N12 News reported that students at a Sderot religious seminary sang anti-Palestinian songs during Netanyahu’s visit.

Benjamin Netanyahu delivered a stark warning to Tehran during a visit to a religious seminary in Sderot, saying an attack on Israel would carry devastating consequences for Iran.

One of their last decisions.

— Benjamin NetanyahuNetanyahu warned about the consequences of a potential Iranian attack on Israel.

“Pay attention also to what is happening with Iran,” Netanyahu told students at the Afiki Daat Hesder Yeshiva. “They are attacking and threatening everyone, but not here, because they already know what the significance of an attack against Israel would be.” He said such an attack would be “one of their last decisions.”

Netanyahu linked the warning to Israel’s ongoing military campaign in Gaza. He said Israel controls a wide area of the Strip and is acting against those who threaten it. He also claimed that Israeli forces had killed Hamas’s Shin Bet chief the previous day and that no one in Gaza was challenging Israel.

Pay attention also to what is happening with Iran. They are attacking and threatening everyone, but not here, because they already know what the significance of an attack against Israel would be.

— Benjamin NetanyahuNetanyahu addressed Iranian threats during his visit to the Sderot seminary.

The prime minister named several senior Hamas figures he said had been killed since the October 7, 2023, attacks, including Yahya Sinwar, Mohammed Deif, Ismail Haniyeh, Mohammed Sinwar, Hassan Nasrallah and Izz al-Din al-Haddad. “We are changing the reality around us and removing, one by one, the threats against the State of Israel,” he said.

We are changing the reality around us and removing, one by one, the threats against the State of Israel.

— Benjamin NetanyahuNetanyahu described Israel’s military operations against Hamas and other threats.

Netanyahu praised the hesder students for taking part in the fighting, describing their service as a model combining Torah study, sacrifice and bravery. During the visit, N12 News reported, some students sang anti-Palestinian songs and called for revenge against Palestinians. They reportedly performed an edited version of “Remember Me,” a song composed by Dov Shurin after the 1996 killings of Yaron and Efi Unger by Palestinian terrorists.

Hesder yeshiva students serve as an example and a model of the combination of sifra and saifa, of Torah, sacrifice, and bravery.

— Benjamin NetanyahuNetanyahu praised the students’ military service and religious education.
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