Netanyahu condemns ‘Iran’s axis of evil’ following deadly terror attack on Jordan border that claims 3 Israeli lives

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu condemned Iran’s “axis of evil” following a terrorist attack at the West Bank-Jordan border crossing that left three Israelis dead. The attack, carried out by a gunman in a truck, was met with swift retaliation from Israeli security forces.

Netanyahu expressed his condolences to the families of the victims and emphasized the threat posed by Iran and its allies. Hamas official Sami Abu Zuhri celebrated the attack, linking it to Israel’s offensive in Gaza. The prime minister vowed to eliminate Hamas and ensure the safety of Israeli citizens.

The Allenby crossing, where the attack took place, is a crucial link between Israel and Jordan. The incident marked a rare security breach at the crossing, which has seen few incidents in the past. Israel and Jordan have maintained a peace treaty since 1994.

In response to the attack, Israel closed the Allenby crossing and its other land crossings with Jordan. The investigation into the incident is ongoing, with both countries working together to ensure the safety of their citizens.

The attack underscores the ongoing tensions in the region and the challenges faced by Israel in maintaining security. Netanyahu’s strong stance against terrorism and his commitment to protecting Israeli citizens will be crucial in the days ahead.

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