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Israel, US Unlikely to Strike Iran Pre-Election Amid Attack Fears
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Israel and the U.S. are unlikely to attack Iran before their respective elections, with Israeli officials concerned about provocations or miscalculations leading to conflict. Prime Minister Netanyahu is particularly wary of renewed fighting impacting his party's chances in the October 27 vote. The IDF Chief of Staff has warned of increased escalation risks, while President Trump has sent conflicting signals about potential strikes. Israeli security forces are on high alert for surprise attacks.
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- Israel and the U.S. are unlikely to strike Iran before their respective elections.
- Israeli officials fear Iranian provocations or miscalculations could trigger conflict.
- Prime Minister Netanyahu is concerned about renewed fighting impacting his party's election chances.
- IDF Chief of Staff warns of increased escalation risks across all fronts.
- President Trump has sent conflicting signals regarding potential strikes on Iran.
- Israeli security forces are on high alert for surprise attacks.
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