The key facts
- Netanyahu visited an Israeli Air Force base and warned enemies of more powerful strikes
- He highly praised the military's training and the achievements of the IDF
- Earlier, he suggested adversaries might attack on the eve of the October 27 elections and presented an updated national security concept
Statement at the airbase
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited one of the country's air force bases and stated that even more powerful strikes could be delivered against Israel's enemies. This was reported in a video published by the Prime Minister's Office.
Assessment of military training
Netanyahu said he had spoken with the base commander and was impressed by the military's training and determination, as well as their ability to strike enemies when necessary. 'I say to our enemies: do not test us. You will face strikes that will be even more powerful than those you have received so far,' he said. The Prime Minister also emphasized that thanks to the actions of the Air Force pilots, ground crews, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), and the government, the country has achieved great success.
Election context and security concept
Earlier, Netanyahu stated that Israel could face attacks from its adversaries on the eve of the parliamentary elections scheduled for October 27. In addition, he presented an updated national security concept for the country, emphasizing the importance of preemptive strikes against potential threats.



