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Israel Believes No Preemptive Strike on Iran Before US Elections
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Israeli officials believe a preemptive strike on Iran is unlikely before the U.S. elections, though alert levels have been raised due to fears of Iranian interference. Prime Minister Netanyahu suggested the timing is inconvenient for such an action. Meanwhile, IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir warned that escalation with Iran could force Israel to postpone its own elections, scheduled for October 27.
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- Israeli officials assess a preemptive strike on Iran is unlikely before the U.S. elections.
- Israel has heightened alert levels amid concerns of Iranian interference with the vote.
- Prime Minister Netanyahu stated the timing is not convenient for a strike on Iran.
- IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir warned escalation with Iran could delay Israel's elections.
- U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened further action against Iran.
- Netanyahu also warned of potential "turning of the guns" scenarios in the West Bank.
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