After the killing of the Houthi chief of staff, tensions in the region escalated significantly, and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed that his country will strike anyone who threatens its security and stability. These statements come at a sensitive time as Israel seeks to protect its interests amid increasing threats from armed groups in the Middle East. Coinciding with these events, the importance of strengthening national security and expanding cooperation with allies to confront any potential danger facing the region in general is highlighted. Netanyahu stressed that Israel will not hesitate to take the necessary measures to protect its people from any attacks that may target it
Strong statements from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Thursday that Israel will strike anyone who threatens it, hours after the Houthi group announced the killing of its chief of staff, Mohammed Al-Ghamari. These statements come in the context of escalating tensions in the region and confirm Israel’s firm stance toward potential threats.
Netanyahu’s statement on security threats
A statement issued by Netanyahu’s office, reported by The Times of Israel, added: "Israel’s firm hand will strike anyone who tries to harm it and makes the destruction of Israel its goal"which reflects the Israeli government’s desire to take strict measures against any threats coming from armed groups, especially in light of the recent events taking place in the region.
Details of the killing of Major General Muhammad Al-Ghamari
Earlier today, the Yemeni Houthi group’s military media announced the killing of Major General Muhammad Abdul Karim Al-Ghamari, Chief of Staff of the group’s forces. Israeli Channel 7 reported that Al-Ghamari had been injured in an Israeli air strike last August, which resulted in the killing of the group’s prime minister and a large number of his government ministers, which reflects the escalation of military operations in the region and increases the complexity of the security scene.
