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- Israeli Defense Minister Gallant: Israel will respond to Iran soon, lethally and precisely | LIVE BLOG
Israeli Defense Minister Gallant: Israel will respond to Iran soon, lethally and precisely | LIVE BLOG
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DM Gallant: "The response to Iran is imminent, it will be precise and lethal"
At a meeting with members of the right-wing Gvura (Forum of Heroism), which brings together families of hostages, Defense Minister Yoav Gallant said Israel "will respond soon" to Iran's massive ballistic missile attack two weeks ago. "It will be a precise and lethal response," he added.
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