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Ongoing Story· Day 46

Netanyahu Warns Iran: Attack on Israel Would Be Among Your Last Acts

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Netanyahu Pledges Crackdown on Jewish Violence, Warns Iran of Harsh Response

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to eradicate Jewish violence in Judea and Samaria, involving the Shin Bet in the effort. He also warned Iran against attempting an attack before elections, promising a severe response if they proceed. Netanyahu stated that Israel has successfully countered threats against him. The Prime Minister also cautioned against premature conclusions on ongoing investigations into violent incidents.

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  • Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to eradicate Jewish violence in Judea and Samaria.
  • Netanyahu warned Iran of a "very harsh response" if it attempts an attack before elections.
  • The Shin Bet security agency is involved in efforts to stop the Jewish violence.
  • Netanyahu cautioned against drawing conclusions on ongoing investigations into violent incidents.
  • The Prime Minister stated that Israel has successfully countered threats against him.
Netanyahu Pledges Crackdown on Jewish Violence, Warns Iran of Harsh Response
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