Netanyahu: Hezbollah left with a fraction of prewar missile arsenal
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Iran against attacking Israel in an address on Tuesday and highlighted growth in Gaza border communities and the city of Dimona.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, speaking at the Negev Conference in Dimona on Tuesday, warned Iran against future attacks on Israel, stating, "Do not count on a rerun; this will be a different event, much more powerful." He also addressed the conflict with Hezbollah, claiming the group now possesses "only 7% to 8% of the missiles it possessed at the start of the war." Netanyahu further discussed the rehabilitation of Gaza border communities, noting that the population in the Tekuma region has surpassed pre-war figures. He also highlighted efforts to develop Dimona, stating that available apartments are scarce, indicating growth. His remarks in Dimona, a Likud stronghold, reportedly received minimal applause.
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