Netanyahu Urges Global Action Against 'Big Threat' Iran After Missile Attacks

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited the sites of the missile attacks in the cities of Dimona and Arad on Sunday. He said that what Iran has done in the last 48 hours has made it clear that it is a big threat to the world. Netanyahu said that Iran targeted civilians. There is a children's daycare center and an elderly home, but still missiles were fired. He alleged that Iran is also using banned weapons like cluster bombs, which is against international law. Netanyahu appealed to world leaders to join the fight openly. He supported Donald Trump's statement that the United States and Israel are fighting not just for themselves, but for the whole world. He said that the question is now how long the rest of the countries will wait. According to him, now is the time to act, so that this threat can be stopped.