Independent Report
Tel Aviv: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned that any Iranian aggression would be met with unprecedented retaliation. Netanyahu firmly rejected the establishment of a Palestinian state in Gaza, emphasizing Israel’s commitment to national security. He added that Turkish and Qatari forces would not be allowed to enter Gaza under any circumstances. Despite ongoing peace talks, Netanyahu reiterated Israel’s uncompromising stance on regional security and defense, signaling no changes to its Gaza policy. Analysts note that his remarks aim to strengthen Israel’s strategic deterrence and reassure domestic audiences while balancing international diplomatic pressures. Netanyahu’s comments are likely to impact regional dynamics and reflect Israel’s prioritization of security in an increasingly volatile Middle East.
