Katz says Israel does not need authorization to attack Gaza, Lebanon, or Iran
Israel's acting Defense Minister, Israel Katz, stated that he does not require authorization to order military actions in Gaza, Lebanon, or Iran. This statement follows an Israeli airstrike on a hospital in Gaza that resulted in casualties. Katz emphasized that decisions regarding military operations are made solely based on security considerations, regardless of political processes. His comments come amid opposition calls for restraint in military actions until a new government is formed. Katz reaffirmed the government's commitment to security and the necessity of decisive military actions.
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