Netanyahu, Herzog Visit Sites of Deadly Iranian Missile Strikes in Israel

Following deadly Iranian missile attacks on Israeli cities Tamra and Bat Yam, which killed multiple civilians including women and children, President Isaac Herzog and Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu visited the sites to express solidarity with victims and vow strong retaliation. Herzog condemned Iran for targeting all innocent people indiscriminately, emphasizing the shared suffering of Jews and Arabs, and called on G7 leaders to collaborate with Israel to prevent Iran's nuclear advancement and promote regional peace. Netanyahu described the conflict as an existential war, warning of the grave threat posed by Iran's missile capabilities and nuclear ambitions, and pledged a crushing response to Iran's aggression. Both leaders urged adherence to safety instructions amid ongoing hostilities, with Netanyahu highlighting the importance of protecting civilians while Israel continues its military actions. Herzog framed Israel's defense as critical not only for the nation but for global peace, condemning Iran as an 'empire of evil' that employs terror and missile strikes. These events underline escalating tensions in the region and Israel's calls for international support against Iran’s threats.