Netanyahu Warns Hamas May Test Israel Ahead of Elections
Translated & summarized from 0404 by baba
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned that Hamas, weakened by the elimination of 4,000 terrorists, may attempt to challenge Israel to influence upcoming elections. He stated Israel is prepared to thwart these attempts and will respond with tremendous force if provoked. The remarks were made at a government meeting commemorating three years since the "War of Revival."
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- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Hamas may try to challenge Israel ahead of elections.
- Netanyahu vowed Israel would respond with tremendous force to any such provocation.
- He stated Hamas is acting from a position of weakness after eliminating 4,000 terrorists.
- The Prime Minister said Israel is prepared to thwart any attempts at interference.
- The warning was issued at a government meeting marking three years since the "War of Revival."
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned on Sunday that Hamas might attempt to challenge Israel ahead of upcoming elections, vowing a "tremendous response" if they do. Speaking at the start of a government meeting marking three years since the "War of the Revival," Netanyahu stated that the terror organization is acting out of weakness.
He elaborated that Hamas has eliminated 4,000 out of an estimated 6,000 terrorists. "Precisely because Hamas is so weak, it will try to challenge us with its remaining strength ahead of the elections to try and influence them," Netanyahu said. He assured that Israel is prepared to thwart such attempts and will respond with immense force if the organization makes such a mistake.
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