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

During a visit to the Afiki Daat Hesder Yeshiva in Sderot on Wednesday, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu issued a stern warning to Iran, stating that a potential attack from Tehran would be "one of their last decisions." He emphasized that Iran is threatening others but not Israel directly, as they understand the implications. Netanyahu also addressed the ongoing conflict in Gaza, asserting that Israel has altered the security reality by controlling a wide area and eliminating threats. He cited the recent killing of Hamas's Shin Bet chief and listed several senior Hamas figures killed since October 7. The Prime Minister praised hesder yeshiva students for their participation in the fighting, calling them an "example and a model of the combination of sifra and saifa, of Torah, sacrifice, and bravery." However, during his visit, some students reportedly sang anti-Palestinian songs, calling for revenge and to "erase their name" from Palestine.