The Israeli military said security forces killed a man wearing an explosive belt after he apparently crossed from Lebanon into Israel and detonated a bomb on March 13 near the Megiddo junction in northern Israel.
Officials said at the time that the possible involvement of Iran-backed Hezbollah in the explosion was under investigation.
In response to a question on Channel 12 TV about whether the political crisis in Israel over plans to change the justice system has emboldened Israel’s enemies, Hanegbi said: “Our estimates at the moment indicate that this could lead to operations that we have not taken into account in the past. »
“We saw Hezbollah carry out operations like that, like the Megiddo attack, which failed, but it was a kind of opposition that we are not used to,” he added.
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