Netanyahu Visits Lebanon Border "We Will Win"

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited the Lebanese border on the 6th local time, a day before the Gaza War, and burned the war to the point that he would be willing to expand the front line, saying, "Let's fight."

According to foreign media, Netanyahu visited a military base in northern Israel bordering Lebanon and met with high-level military officials.

Israel has expanded its front lines by launching a ground war across Lebanon's border against Hezbollah, a pro-Iranian militant group that has recently backed Hamas while continuing its campaign to wipe out Hamas.

Tensions with Iran are also reaching their peak.

During a visit to the northern border, Netanyahu discussed earlier ground operations in Lebanon and the destruction of Hezbollah's "capabilities," the prime minister's office said.

"With God's help, we will fight together and we will win together," Netanyahu said, noting that Israeli forces are doing "amazing things" in areas including Gaza and the West Bank.

He was then briefed on the current status of the military deployment to Lebanon, the results of the operation, and future goals.