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Netanyahu Says Iran Attack 'Not Convenient' Before Israeli Election
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that an attack on Iran is "not convenient" before the upcoming Israeli election on October 27, citing enemy intentions to disrupt the vote. Defense Minister Israel Katz threatened further territorial gains in Lebanon if Hezbollah attacks Israel. US President Donald Trump also issued new threats against Iran. The ongoing conflict between Israel, the US, and Iran began on February 28, with a recent ceasefire attempt failing.
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- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said an attack on Iran is 'not convenient' before the October 27 Israeli election.
- Netanyahu warned that Iran and its proxies may try to disrupt the Israeli election with attacks.
- Defense Minister Israel Katz threatened to capture more Lebanese territory if Hezbollah attacks Israel.
- US President Donald Trump issued fresh threats against Iran, linking it to nuclear weapons.
- Netanyahu stated National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir will not become defense minister.
- The war between Israel, the US, and Iran began on February 28, with a recent ceasefire deal collapsing.
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