“They will not understand what happened and how it happened, they will see the results,” Gallant said.
Elsewhere in the Middle East region, fighting has continued between Hezbollah and Israel, with four people killed in an Israeli air strike on a Lebanese village near the southern city of Sidon.
In the small Israeli town of Kiryat Shmona, a couple out walking their dog were killed by Hezbollah rockets fired from Lebanon.
They are the first Israeli civilians to die since the cross-border conflict dramatically escalated 12 days ago.
Rockets have also struck the Israeli port city of Haifa, injuring at least five people.
Israel said it has carried out more than 1,100 air strikes since its ground invasion began in southern Lebanon on 30 September.
In an update shared on Wednesday evening, the Israeli Air Force said it had used fighter jets, helicopters and remotely manned aircraft to attack Hezbollah’s sites – and has also attacked 300 targets in northern Gaza as part of the fighting in Jabalia.
