Netanyahu insists he will answer to Iran and no one will tell him how to do it

Israeli Prime Minister, benjamin netanyahuThis Wednesday wanted to make it clear that No one is going to dictate how to respond to an Iran attackJust after a meeting with the British Foreign Secretary, David Cameron, and his German counterpart, Annalena Baerbock, in his Jerusalem office.

“I thank my friends for their support and all their advice in defense of Israel. But I want to be clear: we will make our own decisions” the President said at the beginning of the meeting with members of his government.

In this way, Netanyahu tried to send a strong message to his main allies, who are already He believes the country will take action against Tehran, And now they fear that the retaliatory attack will become more intense delicate situation That area is already inhabited.

Concern has increased among Israel’s allies

The purpose of Cameron and Baerbock’s visit this Wednesday was not only to show their support to Israel, but also to ask it to do the same. He is cautious about his reaction against Tehran.

In a statement to the BBC before landing in Tel Aviv, Cameron had this to say: “Israel is an independent sovereign country and can take these decisions (in terms of military response). We hope that, in doing so, they will do.” This method is both smart and difficult, but do it as little as possible to intensify this conflict“, Said.

The head of British diplomacy also highlighted this Monday that Israel should consider Defense Success Against more than 300 drones and missiles of Iran… Victory,

That’s the message he was sent by British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak in a telephone conversation on Tuesday night, in which he stressed that “big growth is in no one’s interests and will only “Insecurity will increase in the Middle East.”

Tension has increased in northern Israel

And while Israel is studying how to respond to Tehran, gunfire with Shiite militia Hezbollah continues unabated in the country’s north. It’s been more than six months now.

At least 18 people were injured in an attack this Wednesday, 14 of whom were Israeli soldiers Claimed by Lebanese group Against a community center located in an Israeli village bordering Lebanon, the Israeli army gave this information in a statement on Wednesday. The Lebanese group, for its part, assured that its bombing was directed against Military Reconnaissance Centre.

According to the note, the action was Response to two Israeli bombings On Tuesday they killed three members of the group in southern Lebanon, including a brigade commander and another officer from a regional missile brigade, the Israeli military said.

The border between Israel and Lebanon is its highest voltage peak Since 2006, the number of deadliest shootings in six months has been the lowest 382 peopleThe majority are in the ranks of the Lebanese side and Hezbollah, which has confirmed 257 militia casualties, some of them in Syria.