Netanyahu Warns Iran May Disrupt Elections
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned that Iran and its proxies are attempting to disrupt Israel's elections and may launch attacks. He stated that Israel has intelligence signs of these intentions and that the military is prepared for defensive and offensive actions. Netanyahu vowed a severe, disproportionate response to any aggression during the election period.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Prime Minister Netanyahu warned Iran may try to disrupt elections and attack Israel.
- Israel has intelligence signs of Iranian intentions to challenge and attack.
- The Israeli military is prepared for defensive and offensive operations.
- Netanyahu vowed a disproportionate response to any enemy aggression.
- The warning came after a call with the Police Commissioner and a military visit.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu issued a stark warning on Sunday, stating that Iran and its proxies are actively seeking to disrupt Israel's upcoming elections and potentially launch attacks. The Prime Minister made these remarks during an urgent and unusual phone call with the Police Commissioner regarding election day security, followed by a visit to an operational Arrow missile battery.
Netanyahu revealed that Israel possesses "intelligence signs" indicating that "our enemies, Iran and its affiliates, may try to challenge us with attacks and disrupt the elections." He emphasized that the Israeli military is prepared for both defensive and offensive operations should they be necessary.
"I warn our enemies, you will receive disproportionate blows, stronger than you can imagine," Netanyahu declared, signaling a severe response to any aggression. The Prime Minister's office confirmed that the army is on alert, prepared to counter any threats during the sensitive election period.
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