Israel says no change in defense policy for ‘now’

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JERUSALEM: The Israeli army said on Sunday it had not changed its policy on protecting civilians “so far” as Iran and Hezbollah seek revenge for the killing of two senior members for which Israel is blamed. “I would like to address the various reports and rumors this evening that we are on alert because of the enemy's reaction on the territory of the State of Israel,” military spokesman Rear Admiral Daniel Hagari said in an online briefing for journalists.

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