Netanyahu opens his voice about Lebanon: wants to understand Hezbollah

Jakarta, CNN Indonesia —

prime minister Israel Benjamin Netanyahu opens his voice about his military attacks on him Lebanon to target the Hezbollah militia.

In an official statement published by the Israeli PM’s office, Netanyahu spoke about the attack on Hezbollah in Lebanon a few days ago in a way that could not have been imagined before. He confirmed that the militia with the support of Iran must understand the message that was given.

“In the last few days we have delivered a series of blows against Hezbollah that they never imagined,” Netanyahu was quoted as saying. ReutersSunday (22/9).

“If Hezbollah doesn’t get the message, I promise you, it will get the message,” he said.

Several Israeli attacks took place this weekend on the territory of ​​​​Lebanon, which it said was aimed at Hezbollah after it killed 39 people and injured 3 thousand others due to the explosion of a wireless communication device in the a country nicknamed the ‘Paris of the Middle East’.

Israel itself chose to remain silent although the Lebanese government and Hezbollah accused Tel Aviv of being the mastermind behind the pager blast.

Hezbollah and Israel have been engaged in fierce fighting since Tel Aviv invaded the Gaza Strip in response to attacks and kidnappings of Israeli citizens by the Hamas resistance group on October 7 last year. The brutal Israeli attack killed about 41,400 residents of Gaza.

Lebanese Prime Minister Najib Mikati on Saturday (21/9) asked the international community to condemn Israel after it killed dozens of citizens through airstrikes. He called Israel’s attack on Lebanon a brutal massacre.

“I plan to go to New York (United Nations/UN headquarters) as part of Lebanon’s diplomatic efforts during the UN General Assembly to stop Israel’s aggression against Lebanon and the killings it has committed the enemy,” said Mikati, quoted from Anadolu Agency.

“With the developments regarding Israel’s attack against Lebanon, I have canceled my travel plans. Right now there is no priority other than stopping the murders and the various types of wars carried out by our enemy Israel,” he repeated.

In addition, Mikati called on “the international community and humanity to take a clear position regarding this terrible murder and apply international law to protect civilian technological resources from being targeted.” “

Meanwhile, this past Sunday, Israel and Hezbollah exchanged gunfire. Israeli planes carried out the heaviest bombing in almost a year of conflict in southern Lebanon and Hezbollah fired rockets deep into northern Israel.

Israel’s Defense Minister, Yoav Gallant, said attacks would continue until it was safe for people evacuated in the north to return. This sparked a long conflict as Hezbollah had vowed to continue fighting until a ceasefire in a parallel war in Gaza.

On Saturday, the Israeli military said it hit 290 Hezbollah targets in Lebanon, including the militia’s rocket launcher sites.

(Reuters/child)

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