Netanyahu: Hezbollah is playing fire

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu speaks at the opening of a new school year in a Jewish settlement in the West Bank, Elkana, Sunday (1/9). He promised to grant sovereignty in West Bank settlements.

JERUSALEM--Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said, every Hezbollah attack will be responded violently. This he delivered several hours after the Israeli military thwarted the Lebanon invasion of the Lebanese organization in northern Israel.

"Hezbollah must know this is like playing fire, every attack will meet with great power," said Netanyahu as reported from The Jerusalem Post, tuesday (28/7).

His aunt, his familiar greeting, said Hezbollah leader Hasan Nasrallah was wrong in determining how much the desire of Israel defended himself. Netanyahu added that Lebanon had to pay a very expensive price for the mistake.

Netanyahu warns Israel will demand Hezbollah and Lebanon's accountability for every invasion from Lebanon to Israel. The Likud party politicians added Hezbollah to perform Iranian orders and harm Lebanon.

The next prime Minister and Israeli Defense Minister Benny Gantz ruled the Israeli army to prevent ' serious events that could inflict casualties '. He asserted that Israel would protect the lives of the troops and their citizens.

"Anyone who dares to test the Israeli military force will harm himself and his country's origins," says Gantz.

The defense minister was adding an assault on Israel would only bring ' harsh, sharp and painful replies '. Asked if he offended Iran, Gantz replied ' Israel, the security forces will act wherever needed, both near and far '.