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Benjamin Netanyahu promises to continue attacks on Iran "on all fronts"

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that Israel will continue to strike Iran "on all fronts," after Iranian missile attacks on the cities of Dimona and Arad caused approximately a hundred injuries.


In a statement, Netanyahu emphasized Israel's determination to fight against its enemies. The following morning, the Israeli army carried out airstrikes in central Tehran in response to the Iranian attacks. These attacks caused significant damage in southern Israel, and the power of the explosion suggests the use of conventional munitions with large explosive loads.


These events escalate tensions between Israel and Iran, highlighting the complexity of the conflict in the region.

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