Netanyahu to Iran: 'Don't count on quiet if you attack us'
Against the background of Iranian strikes on U.S. allies in the Gulf, as well as in Jordan in recent days, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned the regime not to attack Israel while speaking at the Negev Conference in Dimona.
"We are prepared for any scenario. I can tell you only one thing, and I will say this to the leaders of Iran: Do not count on it being quiet if you attack us. Do not count on a rerun. Because it will not be a rerun, and that was already powerful enough," Netanyahu warned.
"This will be a different event, much more powerful. The days when someone hurts us and we do not strike them back twofold are over. We did this to the Axis of Evil in Iran, and we will continue to do so to anyone who harms us. That is what we do."
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