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Netanyahu says Israel will 'respond decisively' to any Iran threat

Jan 26, 2026, 16:03 GMT+0

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Iran against any attempt to harm Israel, saying Tehran would face a decisive response, in a speech to the Knesset on Monday announcing the return of the body of the last Israeli hostage from Gaza.

“We will continue to stand alert against any threat from Iran, the head of the octopus, who organized these horrors,” Netanyahu said. “Any attempt by Iran to harm us will be met with a decisive response. It would be a very serious mistake — one mistake too many,” he added.

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