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Former Mossad Director Meir Dagan. Photo: Screenshot via CBS.
Ynet – Former Mossad chief Meir Dagan offered on Wednesday a strong rebuttal to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu‘s statement that Israel must instill fear in the heart of Syria. Responding to the prime minister’s implied threat, Dagan asserted: “If you want to shoot – shoot – don’t talk”.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu toured the Golan Heights region on Wednesday morning and observed an exercise conducted by the Golani Brigade. “We must have the will to break the enemy and instill within it – at the moment of truth – the fear of death,” he said, adding that “This is how you win a battle, and if they test us, we will know how to defeat them.”
