Iran threatened to raze Israeli cities. How did Netanyahu fight back?

To burn to the ground is to talk big. Israel is a developed country, how can it enter casually? But Iran, with its superior terrain, is a popular place in many countries. It's good that others didn't go to them, and even threatened others. Although just talking, Netanyahu made clear his position and attitude on the principle of not being afraid of things and not causing trouble.

First of all, holding up the debris proves that Iranian drones violated Israel. This proves that Israel's attack on Iranian troops in Syria is reasonable.

Second, Israel is threatened by Iranian security. It's true, not groundless. Munich security conference is not safe.

Third, the reason why Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu angered Iran in a high-profile manner was mainly to divert domestic attention and gain political capital for its alleged corruption. Being tough on Iran's number one enemy can win the support and tolerance of more people in Israel and resolve the domestic environment that is unfavorable to him.

Iran is the main leader supporting Palestine, Syria and Lebanon, and has always adhered to the policy of "land for peace" to attack Israel, and will participate in the war at every critical moment.

In five Middle East wars, Egypt, Jordan, Syria, Lebanon and Iraq confronted Israel directly. Egypt and Jordan were the first countries to make peace with Israel. After the fall of Saddam Hussein, Iraq was no longer his threat. Only Syria and Lebanon have always been United with Palestine and fought against Israel relentlessly. Now Syria is not only occupied by Israel at 1967, but also plunged into civil war.