Israel is fighting a rising war on two fronts and has instructed special spies to track down and kill ‘every single individual’ engaged in the October 7 atrocity.
Yesterday, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu issued a dire warning, saying that the country was facing a “do-or-die double battle” to “erase Hamas” in Gaza while simultaneously attempting to repel Hezbollah’s missile barrage from Lebanon.
If the terrorists from Hezbollah in the north fully enter the fight, he continued, they will be committing “the biggest mistake of their lives.”
A special squad headed by Mossad to track down Hamas zealots who massacred 1,400 people two weeks ago is reminiscent of Mossad’s decades-long ‘Operation Wrath of God’ to kill terrorists associated with the Palestinian group Black September.
According to the story told in Steven Spielberg’s 2005 film Munich, they had murdered Israeli athletes during the 1972 Munich massacre, and Israel’s “Iron Lady” leader Golda Meir had given the order for their murders.
It was revealed yesterday that Shin Bet, Mossad’s sister security agency, has formed a specialised unit called Nili, which stands for “The eternity of Israel will not lie.”
‘Eliminating’ all those involved in the Hamas atrocities is its mission.
There is growing concern that the war between Israel and Hamas may spark a “contagion of conflict” in the Middle East, as described by Rishi Sunak.
The Israeli PM addressed troops getting ready to defend Israel against the far larger terror group, Hezbollah, which is situated in Lebanon and is supported by Iran, as Israel gets ready to send ground troops into Gaza to remove Hamas.
Declaring that “we are now in a double battle,” Mr. Netanyahu was wearing a flak jacket.
A struggle for our survival.
A fight for our house.
The war is on now.
They must perish; it’s “do or die.”
One struggle is to act here, and on the other side, to achieve an outright triumph that will eradicate Hamas in Gaza.
“If Hezbollah decides to enter the war, they will be making the biggest mistake of their lives,” the speaker issued a warning.
In anticipation of the ground invasion, Israel increased its airstrikes on Gaza yesterday.
It claimed to have killed dozens of Hamas terrorists with its nocturnal strikes.
Israeli fighter planes reportedly attacked two Syrian airports and a mosque in the occupied West Bank that is allegedly frequented by militants, raising concerns that Iran-backed fighters may be gathering.
Since the start of the conflict, the nation has exchanged fire with militants from Lebanon’s Hezbollah, and emotions are particularly high in the Israeli-occupied West Bank, where Israeli forces have recently launched two airstrikes and engaged in combat with militants.
Israelis residing close to Lebanon’s northern border have been evacuated in the meantime.
Within hours of Iran sending a terrifying warning to the United States that Israel’s battle with Hamas could’spiral out of control’ if they do not ‘immediately’ cease strikes on Gaza, Mr. Netanyahu made his combative statement.
“Anything is possible at any moment,” cautioned Hossein Amir-Abdollahian, Iran’s foreign minister.
Nir Barkat, Israel’s minister of economics, promised in a Sunday interview with the Mail to strike “the head of the snake, which is Iran” should Hezbollah intensify hostilities.
Even if the number of Israeli deaths in Gaza has surpassed 4,600, more than three times the number of Israelis killed by Hamas, Israel declared yesterday that the humanitarian situation was “under control.”
The Palestinian health ministry, which is controlled by Hamas, reported that six Palestinians were murdered by Israeli forces in the occupied territory yesterday, raising the total number of fatalities in the area to 91 since October 7.
It happened as Israeli President Isaac Herzog informed Sky News that during the October 7 tragedy, Hamas was carrying instructions on how to create chemical weapons.
He said that papers discovered on the corpses of fallen combatants at kibbutz Be’eri contained “official Al Qaeda material” that demonstrated how to assemble a cyanide weapon.