Israel threatened Iran at a UN meeting.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Iran of the possibility of an immediate response in the event of an attack on Israel. During his speech at the UN General Assembly, Netanyahu said that the Israeli army will respond to any strike and will be able to achieve any goal. Israel is currently fighting on six fronts launched by Iran, including attacks from Hezbollah in Lebanon, Yemen's Houthis, Iranian Shiite militias in Syria and Iraq, as well as Palestinian militants in the West Bank and Iran itself.

Netanyahu also stressed that Israel's long arm will reach anywhere in Iran. The head of the Israeli government also expressed respect for the courage and dedication of the Israeli military in the fight against terrorism.

Under pressure from recent events in the Middle East, the United States called on Israel to refrain from large-scale military operations against Hezbollah.

It should be noted that on July 31, Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh was killed in Tehran, which became the reason for accusations from Iran against Israel. In response, Israel, together with the US and UK, launched strikes on the Yemeni port of Al Hudaydah, which was controlled by the Houthis, after a drone attack on Israeli territory.

Israel's actions are caused by the threat from Iran and its forces on various fronts in the Middle East. Netanyahu is confident that Israel will be able to repel any attack and defend its territory. All these events indicate pressure and a tense situation in the Middle East, which requires attention and prompt action.

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