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Ongoing Story· Day 54

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

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The Jerusalem PostPolitics

Netanyahu's AI Nuclear Blast Image Sparks Election Criticism

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu shared an AI-generated image of a nuclear explosion over Tel Aviv on Instagram, warning of Iran's threat two days before the October 27 election. Opposition leaders Yair Golan and Gadi Eisenkot criticized the post, accusing Netanyahu of using fear as an election tactic and losing control. They vowed to restore security and sanity to Israel through the election.

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  • Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu posted an AI-generated nuclear explosion image over Tel Aviv.
  • The image was shared on Instagram two days before Israel's October 27 election.
  • Netanyahu warned of an existential threat from Iran and its proxies.
  • Opposition leaders Yair Golan and Gadi Eisenkot criticized the post.
  • Critics accused Netanyahu of using fear as an election tactic.
Netanyahu's AI Nuclear Blast Image Sparks Election Criticism
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