After Hezbollah's assassination attempt, Netanyahu vows revenge.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Hezbollah that its alleged attempt to assassinate him and his wife was a "grave mistake."
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After Hezbollah allegedly attempted to kill him and his wife, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned the group, calling it a "grave mistake."
Netanyahu stated in an X post on Saturday, "It was a grave mistake for Iran’s proxy Hezbollah to try to kill me and my wife today." "This will not deter me or the State of Israel from continuing our just war against our enemies in order to secure our future."
Issuing a stark warning to Iran and the "Axis of Resistance," which includes Hezbollah, Hamas and the Houthis, the prime minister said Israel is determined to achieve its war objectives following the Oct. 7 attack and "change the security reality in our region for generations."
"I say to Iran and its proxies in its axis of evil: Anyone who tries to harm Israel's citizens will pay a heavy price; We will continue to eliminate the terrorists and those who dispatch them; We will bring our hostages home from Gaza; And we will return our citizens who live on our Northern border safely to their homes," he wrote.
"Israel is determined to achieve all our war objectives and change the security reality in our region for generations to come," Netanyahu said.
Netanyahu's vow to hold Hezbollah accountable came after a UAV was launched towards his private residence in the coastal city of Caesarea on Saturday morning.
Netanyahu and his wife were not home when the incident happened, his spokesperson told Fox News.
No injuries were reported in the incident. Israel's Channel 12 reported that Netanyahu had not been at his private residence for several days.
The Israeli military said that three drones had been fired from Lebanon on Saturday towards the prime minister's house, but two had been intercepted.
There were reports of some minor damage to the residence but Fox News Digital couldn't confirm that report.
Following the assassination attempt, Netanyahu released a video message, confidently declaring that "we're going to win this war."
"Two days ago we took out Sinwar, the terrorist mastermind whose goons beheaded our men, raped our women and burned our babies alive," he said. "We took him out, and we're continuing to battle with Iran's other terrorist proxies."
"We're going to win this war," he said.
U.S. Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin III spoke with Israeli Minister of Defense Yoav Gallant, the Pentagon spokesperson, Maj. Gen. Pat Ryder said.
Ryder said that Sec. Austin reviewed U.S. force-posture adjustments, including the recent deployment of a Terminal High-Altitude Area Defense system to reinforce Israel’s defenses in the face of threats from Iran, Lebanese Hezbollah, and Iranian proxies.
The Secretary also told Minister Gallant that he was relieved Netanyahu was safe following the attack.
Speaker of the House Mike Johnson wrote on X that he spoke with Netanyahu, saying that the prime minister remained "undettered."
"I spoke with my friend Prime Minister Netanyahu today, and I am happy to report he is safe, in good spirits, and undeterred," Johnson said. "I told him America stands strong with Israel and reiterated our ongoing commitment to help counter Iran and its terrorist proxies. This is a crucial."
