Netanyahu vows to use “all means” to bring justice to those responsible for Kogan killing | N18G

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu condemned the killing of Rabbi Zvi Kogan, calling it a “heinous anti-Semitic terrorist act.” Kogan, who ran a kosher supermarket in Dubai and worked for the Orthodox Jewish group Chabad, was reported missing on November 21. His body was later found in Al Ain, United Arab Emirates, although the exact location of his death remains unclear. Netanyahu pledged to take all necessary measures to ensure justice for Kogan’s murder. The incident comes amid growing tensions in the region, with Israeli military actions in Gaza and Lebanon. Hezbollah has launched more than 200 rockets into Israel, while Israeli airstrikes have killed at least 84 people in Lebanon. Former Israeli Druze politician Ayoob Kara speculated that Iran may have been involved in the killing because of its support for terrorism. Relations between the UAE and Israel, strengthened by the 2020 Abraham Accords, remain intact despite the ongoing conflict and global protests sparked by the October 7 Hamas attack.