Who is Israel's next target in Lebanon? Benjamin Netanyahu's warning answered the question

By News Update On Sep 25, 2024

Tel Aviv: Amid the war between Israel and Hezbollah, Hezbollah's missile and rocket unit commander Ibrahim-al-Kubaisi was killed in an Israeli attack. When the IDF i.e. Israel Defense Forces confirmed his death in the attack on Tuesday, September 23, a discussion started on the social media platform X about who is going to be Israel's next target?

Now Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has answered this question. Actually, Netanyahu has released a warning video on the social media platform X. In which he has clearly told who his next target is going to be.

Benjamin Netanyahu's warning

A big warning was issued by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. In which he made it clear that Israel will continue attacks against Hezbollah for the time being. Benjamin Netanyahu's post on X clearly stated that “Anyone who has a rocket in his living room will not have a home.”

We will continue to hit Hezbollah.
He who has a missile in his living room will not have a home. pic.twitter.com/Ep2UfpkkXe
— Benjamin Netanyahu (@netanyahu) September 24, 2024

Benjamin Netanyahu's comment came after the IDF released some pictures in which Hezbollah's weapons (large rockets) were seen kept in the homes of ordinary citizens. It was reported that Hezbollah is using the homes of ordinary people in this way.

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Before Benjamin Netanyahu, Israeli military chief Harzai Halevi had clearly indicated that Israel was going to intensify air strikes on Lebanon. His statement on Tuesday said that we should not let Hezbollah sit in peace and should continue to do its work with full force.

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