Netanyahu tells Iran's leaders Israel will hit back if attacked
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed Tuesday to strike powerfully against Iran if Tehran carried out a new attack on Israel.
"I will say it to the leaders of Iran: Do not count on things remaining quiet if you attack us," Netanyahu said at a conference, according to a video released by his office.
"The days are over when someone strikes us and we don't hit back with a decisive blow," he added.
He thinks that since Israel has reduced the number of killings in Lebanon, Iran will consider that meeting the terms of the MoU, and that his troops can stay there at least until the next election in October. We'll see. Brent crude at $83.00 on Yahoo finance page, though ten-year-bond yield as come down today from 4.6 to 4.55.


