Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has vowed to respond “firmly” to Hezbollah’s attacks and to prevent the group from rearming during a visit to the Lebanon border, his office said, AFP reports.

“I want to be clear: with or without an agreement, the key to restoring peace and security in the north, the key to bringing our northern residents back home safely, is first and foremost to push Hezbollah back beyond the Litani River, secondly to target any attempt to rearm, and thirdly to respond firmly to any action taken against us,” Netanyahu told soldiers at the border, according to a statement from his office.

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