Working to keep weapons from foes : Netanyahu

JERUSALEM: Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said yesterday his country is taking action to stop its foes from acquiring sophisticated arms, hours after Damascus said Israeli missiles targeted its airport, reports AFP.

Israel has not officially confirmed or denied a report by Syrian state news agency SANA of an attack late Saturday on Damascus international airport.

“Israel is constantly working to prevent our enemies from arming themselves with advanced weaponry,” Netanyahu’s office quoted him as saying at the start of his cabinet’s weekly meeting.

“Our red lines are as sharp as ever and our determination to enforce them is stronger than ever.”

SANA quoted a Syrian military source as saying that air defences “shot down a number of hostile missiles” during the attack. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a Britain-based war monitor, said the strikes hit a weapons depot outside the airport.

 

 

Working to keep weapons from foes : Netanyahu

JERUSALEM: Israels Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said yesterday his country is taking action to stop its foes from acquiring sophisticated arms, hours after Damascus said Israeli missiles targeted its airport, reports AFP. Israel has not officially confirmed or denied a report by Syrian state news agency SANA of an attack late Saturday on Damascus international airport. Israel is constantly working to prevent our enemies from arming themselves with advanced weaponry, Netanyahus office quoted him as saying at the start of his cabinets weekly meeting. Our red lines are as sharp as ever and our determination to enforce them is stronger than ever. SANA quoted a Syrian military source as saying that air defences shot down a number of hostile missiles during the attack. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a Britain-based war monitor, said the strikes hit a weapons depot outside the airport.