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Israel Prepares for Potential Iranian Attacks During Jewish Holidays, Defense Minister Warns

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Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz warned of potential Iranian attacks during the upcoming Jewish High Holidays and stated that Israel is prepared to respond forcefully. He also claimed that joint Israeli-US operations have significantly set back Iran's nuclear program.

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  • Defense Minister Katz warns of possible Iranian attacks during Jewish High Holidays.
  • Israel is prepared to respond independently and with great force if attacked.
  • Katz claims joint operations destroyed Iran's nuclear weapon production infrastructure.
  • He stated Iran's nuclear program has not been renewed since the operations.
  • Israel will not allow Iran to acquire nuclear weapons.
  • Past operations against Iran are described as a major strategic victory.
Israel Prepares for Potential Iranian Attacks During Jewish Holidays, Defense Minister Warns
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