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Netanyahu vows ‘very, very forceful’ response if Iran attacks Israel
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned that any direct or indirect attack by Iran on Israel would result in a 'very, very forceful' response, calling it a 'terrible mistake.' He emphasized this during an interview with Fox News, stating that attacks through proxies or with ballistic missiles would also trigger a strong reaction.
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