Israeli Foreign Minister Denies Reports of Lebanon Talks, Interceptor Shortages

Israel denies reports of Lebanon talks, interceptor shortages

“We want to ⁠remove the existential threats from Iran for the long term. We don’t want to go every year to ⁠another war,” Saar told reporters.

Israel’s FM Gideon Saar denies reports of interceptor shortages, plan of talks with Lebanon

Lebanon got entangled in the war on March 2 when Hezbollah opened fire at Israel, saying it aimed to avenge the killing of Iran’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. Israel responded strongly, and its offensive so far has killed more than 850 people in Lebanon.

Israel denies direct talks with Lebanon in coming days

Israel’s Foreign Minister denies reports of ‘direct’ Lebanon talks

Gideon Saar said that Israel sees “eye-to-eye” with ⁠the U.S. in the war with Iran, now in its 16th ‌day, and that the two allies are determined to continue until their goals are achieved

Israel Says ‘No Interceptor Shortage’ After Reports of Scarcity as Iranian Missiles Injure at Least 8

An Israeli military source on Sunday denied media reports that Israel was running low on missile interceptors crucial to its air defenses, adding that the army was "continuously monitoring the situation".  Citing US officials, news outlet Semafor had reported that Israel had informed the United States that it was "running critically low on ballistic missile interceptors", as the US-Israeli war against Iran entered its third week.

Israel denies shortage of missile interceptors

Israel employs a multi-layered system to defend against short-, medium- and long-range missiles. By Pesach Benson, TPS The Israel Defense Forces on Sunday rejected recent media reports claiming Israeli air defenses face a shortage of interceptor missiles. “As of now, there is no problem with interceptors,” an IDF source told TPS-IL. “We have prepared for prolonged fighting. We are monitoring the situation constantly.” Recent media reports claime…