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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared that the war against Iran will continue indefinitely, as clashes between the two countries intensify.
"This war will continue for as long as necessary ," Netanyahu told local media, leaving open the duration of the conflict.
Since March 19, Iran has increased its ballistic missile attacks on Israeli cities, including Jerusalem and Haifa. Israeli authorities say that, although material damage has been caused, there have been no reports of casualties.
One of the most significant strikes was on the Bazan refineries in Haifa, where a rocket caused a fire. Authorities assured the public that "there is no health risk from the chemical substances."
The escalation comes after an Israeli attack on Iran's South Pars gas field. Various sources suggest that Tehran is considering retaliation against energy targets in the Persian Gulf and Mediterranean.
On the other hand, Netanyahu claimed that Iran's military capabilities have been significantly weakened. "Iran has been significantly weakened, its missile and uranium enrichment capabilities have been reduced ," he said.
However, in statements to international media, he hinted at another perspective on the conflict: "This could end sooner than you think."
Meanwhile, Israel continues operations against Iranian targets. According to Iranian media, Revolutionary Guard spokesman Ali Mohammad Naini was killed in an airstrike, information also confirmed by the Israeli military.
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