
Israeli Prime Minister BenjaminNetanyahuwarned Hezbollah leader Sayyed HassanNasrallahto "calm down"afterhe said his movement was preparing a response to the crash of two Israelidrones in a Beirut suburb.
"I heard whatNasrallahsaid. I suggest toNasrallahto calm down. He knows well that Israel knows how to defend itself and to pay back its enemies,"Netanyahusaid in a speech.
In a speech on Sunday,Nasrallah, whose Iran-backed movement fought a month-long war with Israel in 2006, accused Israel of carrying out a suicidedroneattack earlier that day.
"I say to the Israeli army on the border from tonight, stand guard (on high alert). Wait for us one, two, three, four days,"Nasrallahsaid.
Onedronefell and a second exploded near the ground and caused some damage toHezbollah'smedia centre in the southern suburbs of the capital which it dominates. Israel has not claimed responsibility for theincident.