
PM Netanyahu visited an IDF Intelligence base
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, visited an IDF Intelligence base, together with Minister Ron Dermer; his Military Secretary, Maj.-Gen.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, visited an IDF Intelligence base, together with Minister Ron Dermer; his Military Secretary, Maj.-Gen.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the missile impact site at the Weizmann Institute in Rehovot: "This is where we meet the mobilization and the might of the nation, its readiness to bear the price in order to remove the existential threa...

Attached is a still photo of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu meeting, this morning, with National Unity Party Chairman MK Benny Gantz and Yisrael Beitenu Chairman MK Avigdor Liberman, for a security update.

Statement by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday:

FM Sa’ar in a statement to the foreign media at Soroka Medical Center in Be’er Sheva, the site of an Iranian missile strike: "This is clearly a war crime."

FM Sa’ar: "There are no negotiations. The operation will continue until we achieve our objectives."

“This is a war of the free world against terror. A struggle of light against darkness. For a safer, better future in the State of Israel and across our region.”

FM Sa'ar: "Iran chose to target Israeli citizens in an attempt to break the spirit of the Israeli public. Our people are strong and understand the necessity of our action."

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Bat Yam: Iran will pay a very heavy price for deliberately murdering our citizens, women and children."

In light of the closure of Ben Gurion Airport (June 12) until further notice, private initiatives are emerging to reach Israel via land routes (landing in an airport in Sinai or Jordan and continue from there by car to Israel).