Don't Test Us, Netanyahu Tells Lebanon and Hamas

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu issued a warning to Israel's enemies Wednesday evening, following a series of attacks on Israel on several fronts.
Netanyahu expressed his condolences to the family of Lieutenant-Colonel (res.) Dov Harari, who was killed in an ambush by the Lebanese Army Tuesday. He also sent get-well wishes to Captain (res.) Ezra Lakia, who was wounded in the attack, and who is now conscious and recovering.
"In the past few days we have witnessed three criminal attacks on Israel's territory,” Netanyahu said. “An attack from Gaza on the the city of Ashkelon and the Gaza Belt communities; an attack on IDF forces who were carrying out routine activity inside Israeli territory – and I stress, they were inside Israeli territory; and between these two, another attack from the Sinai on the city of Eilat, and the city of Aqaba in Jordan.”
"Whoever fires at Israel, no matter where he fires from, we will reach him and hit him with great force.”  
"I want to make clear to Hamas, and also to the government of Lebanon which we hold responsible for the violent provocation against our soldiers: do not test our determination to protect the citizens of Israel and its soldiers.
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