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(Prime Minister's Office) Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told the Cabinet on Sunday: "We welcome the efforts to achieve a stable, long-term and genuine cease-fire in Syria. Anything that stops the terrible killing there is important, especially from a humanitarian standpoint, but it must be clear at the same time that any agreement in Syria must include a halt to Iran's aggression toward Israel from Syrian territory. We will not agree to the supply of advanced weaponry to Hizbullah from Syria and Lebanon. We will not agree to the creation of a second terror front on the Golan Heights. These are the red lines that we have set and they remain the red lines of the State of Israel." 2016-02-29 00:00:00Full Article
Netanyahu: Iranian Aggression Against Israel from Syria Must End
(Prime Minister's Office) Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told the Cabinet on Sunday: "We welcome the efforts to achieve a stable, long-term and genuine cease-fire in Syria. Anything that stops the terrible killing there is important, especially from a humanitarian standpoint, but it must be clear at the same time that any agreement in Syria must include a halt to Iran's aggression toward Israel from Syrian territory. We will not agree to the supply of advanced weaponry to Hizbullah from Syria and Lebanon. We will not agree to the creation of a second terror front on the Golan Heights. These are the red lines that we have set and they remain the red lines of the State of Israel." 2016-02-29 00:00:00Full Article
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