Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Monday that Israel's attack on Iran last month degraded its defense and missile production capabilities, and also hit an element of its nuclear program.

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Speaking in the Knesset, Netanyahu said the attack had degraded Iran’s defence and missile production capabilities.

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