Palmachim, Israel — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said he visited the Palmachim Airbase together with Defense Minister Israel Katz and Chief of Staff Major General Eyal Zamir, where he received an operational briefing and met with air force personnel involved in the ongoing military campaign known as “Harry’s Roar.”
According to a statement shared by the Prime Minister, he was provided with an operational review and held discussions with operators and technical teams, including those working with advanced defense systems. He commended their performance and described their role in the operation as “important and decisive.”
Netanyahu praised the Air Force’s fighters, commanders, and technical crews for what he called their “amazing job” in both defensive and offensive missions. He emphasized that the people of Israel should recognize and appreciate their contribution to safeguarding Israeli citizens and countering hostile threats.
“We are on day four of ‘Harry’s Roar.’ We are roaring and we are running,” Netanyahu stated, signaling that the operation remains active and ongoing.
The visit comes amid heightened security tensions, with Israeli forces continuing operational activities as part of the campaign. Further official details about the scope and objectives of “Harry’s Roar” have not yet been fully disclosed.
