Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of Israel, sent a clear message regarding the country's security policy, stating that Israel does not need anyone's approval to attack its enemies, emphasizing that it is an 'independent state'. In the context of a cabinet meeting, he stated that Israel responds to attacks in the manner and at the time it deems appropriate, referring to recent actions in Lebanon and Gaza. His statements were made in the context of visits by American officials who are trying to maintain the ceasefire in Gaza. Netanyahu also emphasized that Israel will have veto power over the composition of the international force that will ensure security in post-war Gaza, rejecting the deployment of troops from Turkey in this mission.
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