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🕐 2026년 4월 26일 PM 09:41
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Netanyahu Expresses Shock Over Trump Assassination Attempt, Condemns Hezbollah Violations

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expressed shock over the repeated assassination attempt on U.S. President Donald Trump and his wife, emphasizing that there is no place for violence. He also condemned Hezbollah's violations in Lebanon and affirmed Israel's commitment to military action to restore security in the north.
Sun Apr 26 2026

Netanyahu Condemns Violence After Trump Assassination Attempt Reports

Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of Israel, expressed profound shock upon hearing about the repeated attempts to assassinate U.S. President Donald Trump and his wife. Netanyahu stated that Israel shares concerns regarding such acts of violence, emphasizing that violence is unacceptable against political leaders or anyone else. He conveyed relief that President Trump, the First Lady, and senior members of the U.S. administration emerged unharmed from the incident.

Israel Responds to Hezbollah Provocations in Lebanon

Regarding the situation in Lebanon, Prime Minister Netanyahu highlighted that Hezbollah's persistent violations are undermining the ceasefire agreement. He affirmed that the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) are actively operating in Lebanon, prioritizing Israel's security, the safety of its soldiers, and the protection of its communities. According to the Northern Command, 46 terrorists have been eliminated in the past two weeks. Netanyahu stated that Israel would act aggressively, in accordance with rules agreed upon with the United States and Lebanon, to thwart immediate and emerging threats. He reiterated that all necessary measures would be taken to restore security to the north.

*Source: YouTube: ABS-CBN News (2026-04-26)*

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