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Ongoing Story· Day 12

Netanyahu Fears Hamas Attack to Disrupt Upcoming Elections

7 developments

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Netanyahu Warns Hamas Will Test Israel Before Elections

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Arabic · 18 newsrooms covering

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned that Hamas plans to challenge Israel with its remaining power before upcoming elections to influence the outcome. He stated Israel is prepared to thwart these attempts and will respond forcefully if Hamas tries. Netanyahu also emphasized Israel's strength and its enemies' weakness, citing actions taken in "7 arenas during the war."

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Hamas will test Israel before elections to influence them.
  • Netanyahu stated Israel is prepared to thwart Hamas's attempts and will respond forcefully.
  • He cited Israel's actions in "7 arenas during the war" as a demonstration of strength.
  • Netanyahu declared Israel the strongest nation in the Middle East.
  • He asserted that Israel's enemies are currently weaker than ever before.
Netanyahu Warns Hamas Will Test Israel Before Elections
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated at the start of a government meeting that Hamas will attempt to challenge Israel with its remaining strength ahead of elections, aiming to influence them. Netanyahu asserted that Israel is prepared for such attempts and will thwart them, vowing a "tremendous response" if Hamas makes such a move. He also addressed Israel's adversaries, pointing to the nation's actions in "7 arenas during the war" and declaring Israel the strongest country in the Middle East, with its enemies weaker than ever.

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