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Netanyahu says they will pay a “very heavy price” when missiles hit Bat Yam

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… We have attacked more than 80 goals in Iran in three days, says IDF

The Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, has renewed his threats against the Iranian regime, saying that the country will pay a “very heavy price” for the death of Israeli civilians.

Tribune online Reports that Netanyahu, in a video message, issued threats to the Iranian government after missile attacks that reached some places in Tel Aviv, promising that the Israeli army will reach all sites.

Netanyahu, while talking during a visit to the site of a missile strike in a residential building in Bat Yam, described it “the premeditated murder of civilians, women and children.”

The prime minister added that Iran raises an “existential threat” for Israel.

While urging people to follow the security instructions of officials, Netanyahu expressed pain for those killed, adding that “our hearts are with families.”

Meanwhile, Israel's defense force (IDF) has also revealed that at least 80 objectives in Tehran were attacked by dozens of their combat planes during the night and until the third day of struggle with Iran.

The FDI listed the facilities attacked to include the headquarters of the Iranian Ministry of Defense, the Military Research and Development Unit and “additional objectives where the Iranian regime hid the nuclear archive.”

According to the Reuters news agency, the Israel Army added that two “double -use” fuel sites that were used for military and nuclear operations were also attacked, among other objectives.

In less than three days of the furious conflict between Iran and Israel, the IDF said that it has achieved more than 170 objectives and 720 military infrastructure components as part of its rising León operation.

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