Iran will pay a heavy price, Netanyahu threatened


Published: 11:53 2 October 2024
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu opened his mouth after Iran's unprecedented missile attack. He said Iran made a "big mistake" by firing missiles at Israel. They will pay for it.
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps attacked Israeli military infrastructure on Tuesday night.
After Iran's attack, Netanyahu, accused of war crimes, sat in a meeting with his own Security Council. He issued a warning against Iran before the start of the meeting. In addition, Netanyahu claimed that Iran's attack had failed.
He said, "It was possible to foil the Iranian attack thanks to the defense system of Israel. Our defense system is the most advanced in the world.”
He added, “The Iranian government does not understand our determination to defend, our determination to respond. Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar didn't understand, neither did Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrullah. Most probably those in Tehran don't understand either.
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