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PM Benjamin Netanyahu at the start of security cabinet meeting

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Description: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, at the Start of the Security Cabinet Meeting: 'This morning we identified Hezbollah preparations to attack Israel. In consensus with the Defense Minister and the IDF Chief-of-Staff, we directed the IDF initiate action to eliminate...

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, at the Start of the Security Cabinet Meeting: "This morning we identified Hezbollah preparations to attack Israel. In consensus with the Defense Minister and the IDF Chief-of-Staff, we directed the IDF initiate action to eliminate...

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Updated At : 03:12 PM Aug 27, 2024 IST

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, at the Start of the Security Cabinet Meeting: "This morning we identified Hezbollah preparations to attack Israel. In consensus with the Defense Minister and the IDF Chief-of-Staff, we directed the IDF initiate action to eliminate the threat." #israel #IsraelvsHezbollah #netanyahu #IsraelUnderAttack #Hezbollah #MiddleEastConflict #Netanyahu #IDFAirstrikes #RocketAttack #DroneStrike #IronDome #BenGurionAirport #MilitaryConflict #WarInTheMiddleEast

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