Israeli PM Netanyahu unveils a new security doctrine, indicating preemptive strikes against enemies.
Jerusalem: (RightNow) Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announces a new national security doctrine ahead of parliamentary elections. He warns of no hesitation in launching preemptive strikes if necessary.
Netanyahu, in a video statement, reveals discussions with a military base commander to assess Israeli forces’ operational capabilities. He cautions adversaries against testing Israel.
The Prime Minister prioritizes preemptive strikes and threat neutralization over defensive strategies in the new national security doctrine. This strategy aims to inflict significant damage on enemies.
It is noteworthy that after the October 7, 2023 attack, Netanyahu set goals to prevent Iran from becoming a nuclear power and to dismantle the Iranian regime. He states this mission will be completed soon.
These statements emerge as Israel approaches parliamentary elections on October 27. Netanyahu seeks to garner support from right-wing voters through these declarations.















