Netanyahu Warns Enemies Ahead of Election, Military Halts Leave
Translated & summarized from Panet by baba
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Israel's enemies of severe retaliation ahead of the upcoming elections. The Israeli military announced it is halting all soldier leave starting Thursday in preparation for election day. Lawyer Kamal Zaki Kamal discussed the political and military developments on Hala TV.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Prime Minister Netanyahu warned enemies of severe retaliation ahead of the elections.
- The Israeli military is halting all soldier leave starting Thursday.
- The leave suspension is in preparation for the upcoming Knesset election day.
- Netanyahu visited an Israeli Air Force base and made his statements there.
- Lawyer Kamal Zaki Kamal discussed the developments on Hala TV.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated during a visit to an Israeli Air Force base that the military possesses the readiness, determination, and capability to strike enemies whenever necessary. He issued a warning to adversaries, "Do not test us, you will receive harsher blows than you have received to date." These remarks come eight days before elections.
Separately, an Israeli military spokesperson announced on Monday that following an assessment by Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir, all military leave will be halted for soldiers from all units starting Thursday, in preparation for the Knesset election day. Lawyer Kamal Zaki Kamal discussed these developments on Hala TV.
