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Ongoing Story· Day 12

Netanyahu Fears Hamas Attack to Disrupt Upcoming Elections

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Netanyahu Warns Hamas May Attack Ahead of October Election

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Tuesday that Hamas may attempt attacks before Israel's October 27 election to influence the vote, vowing a forceful response. He stated that Israel has killed 4,000 of the 6,000 terrorists involved in the October 7 massacre. Intelligence suggests Hamas is preparing for renewed fighting and potential attacks, though its capabilities are reduced. Netanyahu also asserted Israel's strengthened regional position and the recovery of Gaza border communities.

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  • Prime Minister Netanyahu warned Hamas may attack before the October 27 election to influence the vote.
  • Netanyahu stated Israel has killed 4,000 of the 6,000 terrorists from the October 7 attack.
  • Military Intelligence chief Maj. Gen. Shlomi Binder confirmed 4,000 infiltrators killed, 2,000 remaining.
  • Shin Bet chief David Zini reported Hamas is planning potential attacks or kidnappings around the election.
  • Netanyahu declared Israel the strongest country in the Middle East, with enemies weaker than ever.
  • About 90% of residents have returned to Gaza border communities, with ongoing construction and rehabilitation.
Netanyahu Warns Hamas May Attack Ahead of October Election
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