Netanyahu: Those who strike Israel will be hit in return

Netanyahu: Those who      strike Israel will be hit in return

PM issues warning to Gaza terrorists following IAF strike; says world decreasing sanctions and Iran increasing aggression.

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu related to the IAF strikeSunday on an alleged terrorist in the Gaza Strip, saying at the start of Sunday's cabinet meeting that Israel's policy was clear and simple: those who strike Israel, or intend to do so,  will be hit hard in return.

Netanyahu also related to reports that Iran ordered a number of warships to approach US maritime borders, saying that the sanctions relief granted Iran did not moderate its aggressive policies, but rather led to the "exact opposite."

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"The Iranian foreign minister recently met with the head of Islamic Jihad, Iran continues to provide lethal weapons to terrorist organizations, continues butchering in Syria, and now has added the following:  the blatant and sharp attack by the Iranian ruler on the US, along with sending warships to theAtlantic Ocean.""This is what is happening," Netanyahu said. "The international community is reducing the sanctions, and Iran is increasing its aggression.""

Netanyahu was referring to a speech Iran's Supreme LeaderAyatollah Ali Khamenei gave Saturday, in which he slammed US policy toward Iran as "controlling and meddlesome" and said that the US was lying when it said it did not seek regime change in Iran