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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has issued a strong warning to the Houthi militants after conducting military strikes in Yemen. He explicitly called out the group as an Iranian proxy and a threat to regional stability. The statement emphasized Israel's commitment to defending its citizens and responding to perceived threats with decisive force. Netanyahu's comments underscore the escalating tensions in the Middle East and Israel's willingness to take direct military action.

Key Points: Netanyahu Vows Retaliation Against Houthi Aggression

  • Israel launches strategic military strikes against Houthi targets in Yemen
  • Netanyahu condemns Iranian-backed militant group's regional threat
  • Prime Minister promises decisive action to protect national security
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Netanyahu: 'Houthis are paying, and will continue to pay, heavy price'

Israeli PM warns Houthi militants of continued military strikes after targeting Yemen locations in response to regional tensions

"We will act with determination and force against any entity that threatens the State of Israel - Benjamin Netanyahu"

Tel Aviv, January 10

Prime Minister of Israel Benjamin Netanyahu said in a statement, "As we promised - the Houthis are paying, and will continue to pay, a heavy price for their aggression against us."

The statement comes after the Israeli military struck several Houthi targets in Yemen today.

"Today we struck terrorist targets of the Houthi terrorist regime along the western coastal strip and deep inside Yemen," Netanyahu said.

"The Houthis are an Iranian proxy and they serve the terrorist objectives of the Iranian axis in the Middle East. They pose a danger to Israel and the entire region, including threatening global freedom of navigation.

I repeat: we will not tolerate attacks on our citizens and our state.

We will act with determination and force against any entity that threatens the State of Israel - anywhere and anytime necessary." (ANI/TPS)

- ANI

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