Dimona: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has vowed to strike powerfully against Iran if it stages a new attack on his country. "I will say it to the leaders of Iran: Do not count on things remaining quiet if you attack us," Netanyahu stated at a conference in Dimona on Tuesday.

According to TRTworld.com, the southern town hosts a facility officially dedicated to nuclear research but is widely believed to house Israel's undeclared nuclear arsenal. Netanyahu emphasized, "The days are over when someone strikes us and we don't hit back with a decisive blow." He further asserted that any future strikes would surpass those executed earlier this year in collaboration with the United States. "Do not count on a rerun," Netanyahu warned, referencing previous attacks on Iran, as seen in a video released by his office. "Because it will not be a rerun, and that was already powerful enough. This will be a different event, much more powerful."

Netanyahu's threat emerged amid new US strikes on Iran and as US President Donald Trump pledged to reimpose a blockade on Iranian ports. The US strikes on Tuesday also targeted the Iranian port city of Bushehr, home to Tehran's only civilian nuclear plant. In retaliation for US strikes that began three days ago, Iran has launched missiles targeting US allies in the region.