Israel’s Defence Minister Israel Katz says Israel is prepared to resume military operations against Iran, describing the possibility of a “third time” if necessary. Speaking at a military ceremony, Katz said the Israeli army is ready and on alert to resume fighting to regain air superiority and conduct strikes in Iran aimed at eliminating threats. He indicated that any renewed action would be considered if Israel deems it necessary to address what it frames as security concerns related to Iran. Katz also said that if Israel needs to return to such operations, it would do so “with even greater force.” The statements are reported by multiple outlets and reflect Israel’s public readiness posture toward Iran rather than confirming any specific immediate operational decision. Both sources attribute the remarks to Katz and present them as part of Israel’s broader defence messaging.
Israel defence minister says country ready to attack Iran again if needed
Israel’s Defence Minister Israel Katz says Israel is prepared to resume military operations against Iran, describing the possibility of a “third time” if necessary. Speaking at a military ceremony, Ka...
- Israel’s Defence Minister Israel Katz says Israel is ready to resume operations against Iran if needed.
- Katz says renewed action could occur “a third time,” if necessary.
- He states the army is ready and on alert to resume fighting to regain air superiority.
- Katz says strikes would target threats in Iran.
- He adds that any return would be “with even greater force.”
Israel's Defence Minister Israel Katz vowed to do so "with even greater force"
4 hours agoIsrael ready to attack Iran ‘with even greater force’ if needed, says defence minister Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz said on Thursday that his country was prepared to resume military operations against Iran for “a third time if necessary”. “The army is ready and on alert for a resumption of fighting, in order to regain air superiority and strike again… in Iran, to eliminate threats, including a third time if necessary,” Katz said at a military ceremony, adding, “If we have to go back, we will go back, with even greater force.”
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