Israel’s Minister of Foreign Affairs Gideon Sa’ar warns Iran not to attack Israel, saying any such attack would trigger a severe response amid renewed US‑Iran tensions
Sa’ar warns Iran against attacking Israel amid rising tensions
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Sa’ar’s stark warning
Israel’s Minister of Foreign Affairs Gideon Sa’ar told French broadcaster France 24 that Iran must not attack Israel, asserting that any such strike would be met with a severe response.[1]
Context of the statement
Sa’ar’s remarks came as tensions between the United States and Iran flared again after a series of hostilities rekindled between the two powers. He warned that Iran’s threat of an attack would provoke a strong counteraction from Israel.[1]
Iran’s nuclear ambitions criticised
He further accused Tehran of continuing to pursue nuclear weapons ambitions, declaring that Israel would not tolerate the acquisition of such re‑armament. Sa’ar summed the situation by stating Israel would remain vigilant against any nuclear escalation.[1]
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