From Hindustan Times
Center Owned by HT MediaIsrael says Iran mission ‘not complete’: ‘They’re trying to get nuclear weapons'
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Israel’s defence minister Israel Katz said the mission against Iran is still not complete, warning Tehran and Hezbollah of severe blows and hinting at fresh strikes as Israel perceives Iran’s nuclear drive as an active threat, a claim Tehran denies. Katz’s remarks come amid domestic political uncertainty, with President Isaac Herzog tasking Gadi Eisenkot to form the next government after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s possible departure. Meanwhile, Iran reported three oil tankers catching fire in the Strait of Hormuz and both sides continue strikes on vessels there, restricting exports of energy and other vital commodities.
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left · 3 outlets
Katz warns Iran's nuclear drive remains an active threat and cautions Hezbollah, as Netanyahu faces domestic political pressure
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center · 3 outlets
Defence Minister Israel Katz renewed charges that Iran is pursuing nuclear weapons, a claim that Tehran denies.
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While Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's reign could end soon with President Isaac Herzog tasking Gadi Eisenkot to form the next government in the country, Defence Minister Israel Katz said on Sunday that Israel is "not finished" with Iran, indicating that fresh strikes could be relaunched on the…
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Defence Minister Israel Katz renewed charges that Iran is pursuing nuclear weapons, a claim that Tehran denies.
