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Ongoing Story· Day 31

Netanyahu Fears Hamas Attack to Disrupt Upcoming Elections

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Netanyahu Warns Enemies of Disproportionate Response Ahead of Elections

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned that intelligence suggests enemies may attempt attacks to disrupt elections. He assured that the IDF is prepared and vowed that Israel's enemies would face disproportionate and severe retaliation. The warning comes as Israel approaches its election day.

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  • Prime Minister Netanyahu warned of enemy attacks aimed at disrupting elections.
  • He stated that Israel's enemies would face disproportionate and severe retaliation.
  • Netanyahu assured that the IDF is prepared for both defense and offense.
  • The warning was issued ahead of the upcoming Israeli elections.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu issued a stern warning to Israel's enemies, stating that intelligence indicates potential attempts to launch attacks aimed at disrupting the upcoming elections. He asserted that the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) are prepared for both defensive and offensive operations. "I warn our enemies, you will absorb disproportionate blows, stronger than you can imagine," Netanyahu declared. He emphasized that any aggression would be met with a response far exceeding the initial attack.

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