Netanyahu: We attacked an Islamic Jihad headquarters in Damascus

Israeli Occupation Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu issued a series of aggressive statements on Wednesday, vowing to strike any entity that threatens "Israel" and emphasizing his government's stance on military actions in Syria and Lebanon.

Speaking to the press, Netanyahu confirmed that the Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) had attacked a Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) headquarters in Damascus earlier in the day.

"We attacked today a headquarters of the Islamic Jihad movement in the heart of Damascus," he stated.

Netanyahu warned that "Israel" would not hesitate to strike those who pose a threat. "Whoever attacks us or even thinks of attacking us, we will strike them," he declared, adding that this policy extends beyond Syria to "all countries, including Lebanon."

In a further escalation, Netanyahu claimed, "We killed five Hezbollah members last week for breaching the ceasefire agreement that we are enforcing with strength."

Netanyahu also took aim at opposition leader Yair Lapid, accusing him of weakness in dealing with Hezbollah.

Netanyahu said, "The drone that flew over the gas platform made you give up part of our land to Lebanon." He contrasted his own approach, asserting, "Unlike Lapid, who surrendered to Hezbollah, we entered Lebanon with force, carried out Operation Pager, and assassinated [Hezbollah leader Hassan] Nasrallah."

Additionally, Netanyahu declared that "Israel" would not relinquish control over five strategic sites in Lebanese territory. "We will not give up control over five sites in Lebanese territory," he affirmed, signaling a continued "Israeli" presence in disputed areas.