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Netanyahu responds to rocket fire via video: We will respond forcefully

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

MARCH 25, 2019 11:55

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu responded to rockets that were fired from Gaza at Israel Monday morning via video, letting the country know that he "spoke to the IDF Chief of Staff, head of the Shin Bet and head of Intelligence and that he sees this as a criminal act against the State of Israel.

"We will respond forcefully," he said.

In light of events, Netanyahu decided to shorten his visit to the US.

"In a few hours, I will meet US President Donald Trump and then head back to Israel to oversee our response," he said.

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