'Mind boggles' at doubts over legality of Iran war, Israeli president says
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Israeli President Herzog dismisses doubts about the legality of military actions, citing self-defense.
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Israeli President Isaac Herzog stated that "mind boggles" at doubts regarding the legality of Israel's current military actions. Herzog asserted that Israel is operating in "self-defence" for its own security, the broader region, and Europe. This declaration comes amidst ongoing international scrutiny of the conflict. The statement underscores Israel's official justification for its military engagement and its perceived role in regional stability. It signals continued adherence to this defense posture in future diplomatic and military considerations.
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