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Katz, 'se Israele viene attaccata, alleati colpiscano Iran'

epa11551115 British Foreign Secretary David Lammy (L) and French Foreign Minister Stephane Sejourne (R) shake hands with Israeli Foreign Minister Israel Katz (C) during their meeting at the Ministry of foreign affairs in Jerusalem, 16 August 2024. As Gaza ceasefire talks in presence of mediators from Qatar, Egypt and the US enter their second day, British Foreign Secretary David Lammy and his French counterpart Stephane Sejourne went on 16 August on a joint visit to Israel. Their visit comes in an effort to push for a ceasefire in Gaza and de-escalation of conflict risks in the region, in the context of an expected Iranian retaliation on Israel after the killing of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran on 31 July 2024. EPA/ABIR SULTAN
epa11551115 British Foreign Secretary David Lammy (L) and French Foreign Minister Stephane Sejourne (R) shake hands with Israeli Foreign Minister Israel Katz (C) during their meeting at the Ministry of foreign affairs in Jerusalem, 16 August 2024. As Gaza ceasefire talks in presence of mediators from Qatar, Egypt and the US enter their second day, British Foreign Secretary David Lammy and his French counterpart Stephane Sejourne went on 16 August on a joint visit to Israel. Their visit comes in an effort to push for a ceasefire in Gaza and de-escalation of conflict risks in the region, in the context of an expected Iranian retaliation on Israel after the killing of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran on 31 July 2024. EPA/ABIR SULTAN
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GERUSALEMME, 16 AGO - Il ministro degli Esteri israeliano, Israel Katz, ha detto ai suoi colleghi britannico e francese di aspettarsi che, se l'Iran dovesse colpire Israele, gli alleati risponsdano non solo come difesa, ma anche "attaccando bersagli significativi in Iran". "Se l'Iran attacca, ci aspettiamo che la coalizione si unisca a Israele non solo in difesa, ma anche attaccando obiettivi significativi in Iran", Katz ha detto a David Lammy e Stéphane Séjourné, in visita in Israele.

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