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Netanyahu Visits West Bank Border, Warns of 'Turning Cannons' Scenario

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Netanyahu Warns Enemies of 'Turning the Guns Around' Scenario

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned on Tuesday that "our enemies are thinking of testing us" two weeks before Israel's elections. He specifically addressed the potential for Palestinian Authority security forces to turn their weapons against Israeli targets. Netanyahu visited the security barrier near Tulkarm and stated that the IDF has a "powerful, robust plan" to counter such threats. While the IDF has no intelligence of an imminent Palestinian plan, it is preparing for the extreme scenario.

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  • Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned enemies are considering testing Israel two weeks before elections.
  • Netanyahu specifically warned of Palestinian security forces turning weapons on Israeli targets.
  • The IDF has a "powerful, robust plan" to counter the "turning the guns around" scenario.
  • The IDF has no intelligence indicating an imminent Palestinian plan for such an attack.
  • Netanyahu visited the security barrier and emphasized efforts to protect Israeli communities.
  • Security officials warn the West Bank is "on the verge of exploding" due to settler violence.

Ynetnews publishes in English. The key points are summarized above. Read Ynetnews’s full report from the link at the top of the page.

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