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Ongoing Story· Day 40

Israeli Military Chief Warns of Surprise Attack Amid High Alert

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Israel Boosts Readiness Amid Election Fears of Escalation

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Israel has raised its alert level due to potential escalation ahead of elections, though security services lack specific intelligence on Iranian or Hezbollah attack plans. The increased readiness is mainly tied to the upcoming vote. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will meet with security chiefs to discuss the situation, as Israel monitors Iran's missile and drone tests.

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  • Israel increased its alert level due to potential escalation before elections.
  • Security services lack specific intelligence on Iranian or Hezbollah attack plans.
  • The heightened readiness is primarily linked to the approaching elections.
  • Israel is monitoring Iran's ongoing tests of ballistic missiles and drones.
  • Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will discuss the security situation with top security officials.

Israel has increased its alert level due to the possibility of escalation in the period leading up to the upcoming elections, according to Kan news. Security services, however, have not received specific intelligence indicating an intention by Iran or Hezbollah to attack Israel. The heightened readiness is primarily linked to the approaching elections. Israel is closely monitoring Iran's ongoing tests of ballistic missiles and drones, which began last week. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is scheduled to discuss the security situation with top leadership from the security agencies.

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