The Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sent a message to the Iranian people in which he pointed out that there is no corner of the Middle East that Israel cannot reach, France Press reported, quoted by BTA.
Netanyahu's message comes at a time when Israel's military is shelling targets of the Iran-backed group “Hezbollah” in Lebanon.
„There is no corner of the Middle East that Israel cannot reach,” Netanyahu said in a video message published in English. In it, he warns the Iranian people that the Iranian regime is pushing the region deeper and deeper into darkness and war.
"There is no place we cannot go to to protect our people and country," Netanyahu said, quoted by "Reuters".
He added that the Iranian government is leading Iranians to the abyss. According to Netanyahu, Iran and Israel will be at peace when Iran is finally freed, which he says will happen much sooner than people think.
The Israeli prime minister called the slain leader of "Hezbollah" Hassan Nasrallah "puppet of the Iranian regime", pointing out that Israel liquidates such people every day.
According to official figures, at least 125 people have died in Lebanon in Israeli attacks over the past few days. The intensive bombing of Israel continues, DPA reported.
About 45 people were killed and 70 wounded in attacks in Ain al-Dilb, south of the capital Beirut, officials said.
Since clashes between the Israeli military and Hezbollah intensified a year ago, more than 1,600 people are said to have died in Lebanon, including more than 100 children and almost 200 women. Another 8,400 people were injured.
Today the “Hezbollah“ stated that it had again attacked with rockets an Israeli military base and the city of Safed in the north of the country.