Israeli Defense Minister threatens to destroy Hezbollah in case of Iran's support

Israeli Defense Minister Yisrael Katz on Friday, June 20, warned the Lebanese Shiite movement Hezbollah about a harsh response from Tel Aviv in the event of Iran's support.

The head of Hezbollah, according to Katz, has not drawn conclusions from the fate of his predecessors and is threatening Israel again, following orders from Tehran.

"I suggest that the Lebanese proxy be careful and understand that Israel has lost patience with the terrorists who threaten it. If there is terrorism, there will be no Hezbollah," Katz said on his page on the social network X (ex. Twitter).

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On June 20, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro demanded that the United Nations (UN) take measures to disarm Israel, which attacked Iran, in order to contribute to the destruction of nuclear weapons throughout the world. He stressed that Iran has the right to self-defense according to international law.