Benjamin Netanyahu warns Iran: 'If you attack, things will get much worse'

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu issued a stern warning to Iran on Tuesday at the Negev Conference in Dimona, stating that any future attacks on Israel would be met with a significantly harsher response. He declared, "Do not count on it being quiet if you attack us." Netanyahu also addressed the conflict with Hezbollah, claiming the group now possesses only 7-8% of its initial missile arsenal. Additionally, he highlighted the rapid rebuilding of Gaza border communities, noting that the population has already exceeded pre-war levels. The Prime Minister also discussed efforts to develop Dimona, asserting that the city no longer has available apartments. His remarks, however, reportedly received minimal applause from the audience.