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Ongoing Story· Day 9

Defense Minister: Iran Attempting to Influence Israeli Election Results with Terror Attacks

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Defense Minister Katz: Iran Seeking to Influence Israeli Elections with Attacks

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Defense Minister Israel Katz announced that Iran and its proxies are attempting to launch attacks to influence Israel's elections. He warned that Iran's current weakness might lead it to take extreme actions. Katz affirmed Israel's commitment to maintaining security zones in Lebanon, Syria, and Gaza, and threatened severe retaliation against Hezbollah if it joins any attack. The minister issued a direct threat to Iran, stating it would face destruction if it attacked Israel.

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  • Defense Minister Israel Katz claims Iran is trying to influence Israeli elections through attacks.
  • Katz stated Iran is at its weakest point, potentially leading to extreme measures.
  • Israel will not withdraw from security zones in Lebanon, Syria, and Gaza.
  • Hezbollah would face severe blows if it joined Iran in an attack on Israel.
  • Katz warned Iran would 'burn' if it attacked Israel.
Defense Minister Katz: Iran Seeking to Influence Israeli Elections with Attacks
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