Netanyahu Warns Hamas May Provoke Israel Ahead of Elections
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned that Hamas will attempt to provoke Israel ahead of elections to influence their outcome, despite its weakened state. Netanyahu stated Israel is prepared to thwart these attempts and will respond with overwhelming force if attacked. He referenced Israel's actions on seven fronts during the current war as a deterrent to enemies.
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- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Hamas may try to provoke Israel before elections.
- Netanyahu stated Hamas's weakness might drive it to challenge Israel.
- Israel is prepared to thwart Hamas's attempts, according to Netanyahu.
- Netanyahu vowed a powerful response if Hamas attacks Israel.
- He referenced Israel's actions on seven fronts during the current war.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated at the start of a cabinet meeting that Hamas will attempt to challenge Israel with its remaining strength as elections approach, aiming to influence their outcome. He asserted that Hamas's perceived weakness is precisely why it might try to provoke Israel. Netanyahu assured that Israel is prepared to thwart such attempts and will respond with immense force if Hamas makes the mistake of attacking. He also addressed Israel's enemies, referencing the ongoing "War of the Comeback" and stating, "Look what we did to you on seven fronts." He concluded with a warning, "Don't mess with us."
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