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Netanyahu Cites 'Enemy' Attack Plot Ahead of Election; Opposition Seeks Clarity
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu claimed "enemies" may attack Israel before the October 27 election, prompting opposition leader Yair Lapid to demand a security briefing. While security sources reported no specific threat, Netanyahu and Lapid met, with Lapid later stating elections would proceed on time.
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- Netanyahu claims "enemies" may attack Israel before the October 27 election.
- Opposition leaders demand details, fearing a political maneuver.
- Security sources report no specific threat or increased alert levels.
- Netanyahu and Opposition Leader Lapid held a security briefing.
- Lapid stated elections would proceed on time despite security concerns.
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