Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed Monday that Israel will continue to fight as long as its existence is threatened. “As long as the enemy threatens our existence and the peace of our country, we will continue to fight,” the prime minister said at the state’s memorial ceremony to mark one year since the October 7 attack. He emphasized that Israel’s objectives include defeating Hamas, rescuing hostages, and preventing future threats from Gaza, vowing that no hostage will be left behind.
Netanyahu finally reaffirmed that Israel’s fight is not just for today but for future generations, stating, “Together — with God’s grace — we will win.”