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Netanyahu warns Iran may try to disrupt Israel election: ‘don’t test us’
Netanyahu said Iran and its proxies could try to disrupt the vote and warned they would face disproportionate blows if they act.
- On Oct 25, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned that Iran and its proxies might attempt to disrupt Israel's elections on Oct 27, stating the military is prepared for defensive and offensive operations.
- Campaigning heavily on security, Netanyahu posted an AI-generated image of a mushroom cloud over Tel Aviv and spoke with United States President Donald Trump about their shared goal to 'finish the job' regarding Iran.
- Channel reported a confrontation between Netanyahu and Eyal Zamir over a new directive, with Zamir allegedly demanding legal guarantees amid concerns the war might be exploited for political gain.
- Opposition leader Yair Lapid accused Netanyahu of attempting to orchestrate an escalation with Iran to postpone the Oct 27 vote, declaring citizens 'absolutely must send him home' to prevent political manipulation.
- Dismissing reports of a confrontation as 'nothing but rubbish,' Netanyahu continues to focus on his directive to topple Iran's clerical state, positioning himself as the only leader capable of managing the ongoing conflict with the Islamic Republic.
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Ahead of Israel Election, Local Media Reports of 'clash' Between IDF Boss and Netanyahu over Iran Attack Plans
Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. The reported 'confrontation' comes just a day ahead of Tuesday's election, where pollsters have projected a dead heat between Netanyahu and his closest rival. World News | Ahead of Israel Election, Local Media Reports of 'clash' Between IDF Boss and Netanyahu over Iran Attack Plans.
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ABS-CBNNetanyahu warns Iran may try to disrupt election, says 'don't test us'
JERUSALEM: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that Iran and its allies might try to disrupt Tuesday's Israeli elections, warning the Islamic republic against any hostile acts.
·Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
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