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Israeli Officials Warn Against Striking Iran Before Elections
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Israeli security officials have warned Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government against striking Iran before upcoming elections, citing concerns of political interference. Opposition leader Yair Lapid echoed these sentiments, stating there is no intelligence to justify an attack before the vote. Former Air Force commander Amikam Norkin questioned whether military action could achieve regime change, urging focus on stability during the election period.
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- Israeli security officials warn against striking Iran before elections due to potential political interference.
- Opposition leader Yair Lapid stated no intelligence justifies an attack on Iran before the vote.
- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has repeatedly warned of potential attacks ahead of the elections.
- Former Air Force commander Amikam Norkin questioned if military action could lead to regime change.
- Lapid advocated for targeting Iran's economic infrastructure, but only after the elections.
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