Benjamin Netanyahu sought Iran airstrike before election despite military chief resistance
- Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly sought a new airstrike on Iran before Israel’s election but faced resistance from Eyal Zamir.
- Zamir reportedly opposed an operation before the vote, warning that it could be a miscalculation that provoked Iran.
- Avigdor Liberman asked Israel’s attorney general to investigate whether Netanyahu’s actions amounted to treason.
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Military officials say Netanyahu using clash with IDF chief for campaign
'This is an attempt to create a narrative that the IDF is a defeatist military,' a senior security official told Haaretz after reports of a clash between Netanyahu and the IDF chief over a possible pre-election strike in Iran
derwesten.de
Shortly before the Israeli parliamentary election, reports of an allegedly planned military strike against Iran are causing a stir.
dagelijksestandaard.nl
JERUSALEM (ANP) - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu proposed launching attacks on Iran before Election Day. Three high-ranking Israeli defense officials reported this to The New York Times. According to the sources, Netanyahu encountered resistance from the Israeli military...
Eyal Zamir reportedly requested detailed discussions regarding plans for a military operation that could potentially trigger a conflict with Iran.
Netanyahu tried to ignite a war to save his election
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spent weeks pushing for a strike on Iran just days before Tuesday's election, the New York Times reported. But his army chief found no urgent military need and refused — stripping the prime minister of his "security...
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