What will be Netanyahu's response to Syrian military actions by June 30, 2025?
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Netanyahu Warns Syria Against Aiding Iran, Hezbollah; Promises Heavy Price for Threats
Dec 11, 2024, 10:03 AM
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has issued a stern warning to the new Syrian regime, stating that Israel will respond forcefully if Syria allows Iran to re-establish itself or transfer weapons to Hezbollah. Netanyahu emphasized that Israel is prepared to exact a heavy price for any threats emanating from Syria. He also expressed a desire for diplomatic relations with Syria's future leadership, while simultaneously conducting airstrikes on military targets in the country. This dual approach comes as Israel is reportedly engaged in a war on seven fronts, with the possibility of additional fronts emerging. The Israeli military has targeted Syrian military capabilities, including air, sea, missiles, and warehouses, in an effort to dismantle what Netanyahu refers to as the 'Iranian axis of evil.' Netanyahu made these comments in the Knesset, warning Syrian rebel forces that they would face consequences similar to those experienced by the Assad regime if they followed in its footsteps.
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