Netanyahu Warns Iran and Hezbollah: Israel's Commitment to Total Victory

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu issued a strong warning to Iran and Hezbollah, emphasizing Israel's unwavering determination to continue taking action to achieve total victory against them. Netanyahu made these statements in a speech shared on social media on Sunday, following discussions with US President-elect Donald Trump.

Netanyahu affirmed that Israel would "continue to act against you as much as is required, anytime, anywhere," addressing both Iran and Hezbollah directly. He stressed that while Israel has no interest in confronting Syria, it would take necessary measures to protect its security and prevent terrorist elements from gaining a foothold near its border.

In his speech, Netanyahu highlighted Israel's ongoing efforts to thwart Hezbollah's rearmament, particularly through actions in Syria. He revealed that recent operations have had significant effects on Hezbollah's capabilities. Netanyahu quoted Hezbollah leader Naim Qassem, who acknowledged that the group has lost its supply route through Syria.

The prime minister also reflected on his conversation with Trump, describing it as "very friendly, very warm, and very important." Netanyahu and Trump discussed the need to complete Israel's victory and the efforts being made to bring hostages back to Israel, stressing that actions speak louder than words in ensuring success.