Netanyahu Says Israel Will Continue Syria Operations to Prevent Iranian Entrenchment
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by Reuters and Algemeiner Staff

A Syrian SA-22 battery targeted by the Israeli Air Force in retaliation for missile strikes into Israel by Iran. Photo: Screenshot.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Tuesday that Israel would continue to carry out military operations in Syria, issuing the pledge after Russia announced it would supply an advanced anti-aircraft system to its Syrian ally.
“We will continue to act to prevent Iranian military entrenchment in Syria and we will continue the military coordination between the IDF (Israel Defense Forces) and the Russian army,” Netanyahu told reporters before boarding a flight to New York, where he will address the UN General Assembly.
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