Netanyahu says ‘indications’ enemies will try to attack ahead of elections
Netanyahu said Israel has indications enemies may try to attack before the election, while warning that the military can strike adversaries far beyond its borders.
- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is employing long-standing campaign tactics to retain power in next month's election, positioning himself as the only leader capable of keeping Israelis safe in a hostile region.
- Four weeks before the election, Netanyahu struggles to salvage security credentials shattered by the October 7, 2023, surprise attack on southern Israel that occurred on his watch, one of the country's worst security breaches.
- Netanyahu's main rival, former military chief Gadi Eisenkot, leads the new centrist party Yashar, while the prime minister's campaign has intensified attacks portraying Eisenkot as aligned with Arab party leaders since Saturday.
- During his address to the United Nations General Assembly last week, Netanyahu mounted a forceful defense of Israel's regional actions, yet faced diplomatic isolation as dozens of delegates walked out during his speech.
- Political analyst Amotz Asa-El suggests Netanyahu's strategy aims to win enough support to prevent an alternative government, potentially leading to a stalemate that leaves him as interim prime minister en route to another election.
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In recent weeks, Netanyahu and Katz have repeatedly warned Iran, Lebanon's Hezbollah and the Palestinian Authority that they will face retaliation if an attack on the country occurs. The post Netanyahu warns that there are indications of an imminent attack on Israel appeared first on in.gr.
Dont mess with us: Netanyahu warns enemies of pre-election attack threat - The Tribune
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday said that there are indications that Israel's enemies may attempt attacks ahead of the elections, warning them against taking such action and saying the country's "long arm" would reach them anywhere and at any time.
Benjamin Netanyahu warned today that there are “indications” that Israel’s enemies may carry out attacks on the country before the October parliamentary elections. “We have indications that, before the elections, our enemies will try to attack us,” the Israeli prime minister said in a video filmed at an air base and released by his office today. “I send you this message: do not mess with us, not now, not ever. We can hit you anywhere, at any tim…
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Israel PM says ‘indications’ enemies will try to attack ahead of elections
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday said there were “indications” that Israel’s enemies could try to attack ahead of elections scheduled for the
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