Netanyahu Warns Iran Against Election Day Attack
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Iran and other enemies against attacking Israel during election day, calling it their potential "last mistake." He stated that any such attempt would lead to catastrophe for the aggressor. Netanyahu also emphasized that the conflict with Iran is not over and Israel must definitively remove the threat, regardless of immediate attacks.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Iran against attacking Israel on election day.
- Netanyahu stated an attack on election day would be Iran's "last mistake."
- The warning applies to any entity attempting to harm Israel during the elections.
- Netanyahu stressed the ongoing campaign against Iran must remove the threat definitively.
- The Prime Minister made the remarks during an interview with Radio Galai Israel.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu issued a stark warning to Iran and any other adversaries, stating that an attempt to harm Israel during election day would be their "last mistake."
Speaking during an interview with Radio Galai Israel from Tel Nof, Netanyahu acknowledged the existence of security threats around the election period. He specifically addressed the possibility of an Iranian attack on election day, emphasizing the severe consequences.
"If Iran makes this mistake, it will be the last mistake they make. Exactly like that," Netanyahu stated. He clarified that this warning extended to any entity acting against Israel with the intent to disrupt the elections.
Netanyahu also stressed that even if the election period passes peacefully, the broader campaign against Iran is ongoing. "I warn our enemies: do not mistake us. Whether they attack or not, we must remove this threat definitively. We have done a lot, we have carried out a historic revolution here," he said.
