Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was asked how he assesses the country's military achievements in recent years and whether Israel's wars against Iran, Hamas, and Hezbollah can be considered over.

Benjamin Netanyahu. Photo: Win McNamee/Getty Images
Netanyahu replied that Israel has achieved "tremendous successes," adding: "It's never over. If you want to live in the Middle East — and in peace — you have to be very strong. Israel is stronger than ever and we have pushed back these threats. We have significantly weakened them," writes The Times of Israel.
"We still have a lot to do. We need to deal with what remains of the Iranian axis and seize opportunities to conclude peace agreements," the prime minister added.
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