Netanyahu vows to keep ‘striking enemies on all fronts’ after dozens hurt on ‘very difficult evening’ in the south

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu issues a statement on the “very difficult evening in the campaign for our future,” after an Iranian ballistic missile attack wounded dozens of people in the southern city of Arad.

Netanyahu says he spoke with the mayor of Arad after earlier talking with the mayor of Dimona, where over 30 people were injured in an Iranian missile strike, and calls on government ministries “to provide all necessary assistance.”

“We will continue to strike our enemies on all fronts with determination,” the premier adds.

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