Netanyahu says ‘indications’ enemies will try to attack ahead of elections
- On Tuesday, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited Tel Nof Air Force Base, warning that "there are signs that leading up to the elections, our enemies will try to attack us."
- Netanyahu's remarks came 28 days before the Oct. 27 Knesset election, following a Cabinet meeting three weeks ago where he declared, "Israel is stronger than ever, our enemies are weaker than ever."
- Addressing the situation with Iran, the prime minister stated the regime is "faltering" and "fighting for its life," while noting Iran is currently refraining from attacking Israel.
- Yashar party leader Gadi Eisenkot responded later Tuesday, emphasizing, "It is strictly forbidden to mix Israel's security with the election system," while demanding verification from opposition leader Yair Lapid.
- From Tel Nof Air Force Base, Netanyahu sent a message to adversaries: "Our long arm will reach you anywhere and at any time," signaling the nation's resolve.
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Jerusalem, Sep 29 (EFE).- Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Tuesday that there are "initiatives" about a possible attack on the country before the parliamentary elections on October 27, but he gave no more details about it. "We have indications that our enemies will attempt to attack us as the elections approach. So, from here, from this air base of the State of Israel's 'long arm', I send a message: don't mess with us," the pre…
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's claim that there are preparations for an attack on the country before the elections scheduled for October 27 has heightened security concerns. While Netanyahu is expected to hold a meeting with his defense advisors, opposition leader Yair Lapid has also issued a threat.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said today that there are "indications" that Israel's enemies could carry out attacks against the country before the parliamentary elections scheduled for the end of October, Agence France-Presse reported, quoted by BTA. "There are indications that before the elections, our enemies will try to attack us," he said in a video address filmed at an air force base and released today by his office. "I send you…
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