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Ongoing Story· Day 47

Netanyahu Declares War on Iran, Hamas, Hezbollah Top Election Goal

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The Jerusalem PostPolitics

Netanyahu Seeks More Terms to 'Finish the Job' on Iran, Cites Trump Alliance

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in an early morning interview on October 21, 2026, declared his "life's mission" is to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons and asked Israelis for more terms to "finish the job." He highlighted his alliance with then-US President Donald Trump as vital for confronting Iran and navigating international pressures. Netanyahu also discussed potential Iranian election interference, his plans for a future government, and his ongoing corruption trial, asserting his desire for "five more terms" to fulfill his mission.

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  • Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu seeks more terms to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons.
  • Netanyahu cited his alliance with then-US President Donald Trump as crucial for confronting Iran.
  • He warned of potential Iranian interference in Israel's upcoming October 27 election.
  • Netanyahu expressed his ambition for "five more terms" as prime minister.
  • He addressed his ongoing corruption trial, calling for its immediate end.
  • Netanyahu believes his "life's mission" is to prevent Iran's nuclearization.

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