Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has announced plans to target top commanders of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) following a new wave of missile strikes on Israeli towns.
Speaking during a visit to Arad—one of the areas hit in the recent attacks—Netanyahu inspected the damage and signaled a major escalation in Israel’s response. He made it clear that the focus would extend beyond military sites to include key figures within Iran’s leadership structure.
According to reports, Netanyahu stated that Israel intends to pursue the Iranian regime, specifically the IRGC, describing it as a dangerous force. He added that both their leadership and strategic assets would be directly targeted.
Another location affected by the strikes was Dimona, a town in the Negev Desert believed to house Israel’s undeclared nuclear facility. The area reportedly suffered heavy damage after a missile impact.
While addressing residents in Dimona, Netanyahu urged strict adherence to safety instructions issued by Israel’s Home Front Command, warning that the situation remains highly volatile.
He emphasized that the entire country is effectively on the frontline, stressing the importance of following official directives to ensure public safety as tensions continue to rise.