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Ongoing Story· Day 16

Israel Not Expected to Launch Preemptive Strike on Iran Before Elections

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Haaretz EnglishSecurity

IDF Brass Worried Netanyahu May Strike Iran Before Election

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The IDF's leadership fears Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu may launch an offensive against Iran before Tuesday's election, disagreeing with him on the urgency of such a strike. Military officials believe Netanyahu is using tours of bases to provoke Iran and its proxies. This has led to tensions between the prime minister and the IDF brass.

The story in 4 lines · by baba

  • IDF leadership fears Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu may strike Iran before Tuesday's election.
  • The IDF brass disagrees with Netanyahu on the urgency of an offensive against Iran.
  • Officials believe Netanyahu is using military base tours to provoke Iran and its proxies.
  • Tensions have arisen between the prime minister and the IDF's leadership.
IDF Brass Worried Netanyahu May Strike Iran Before Election
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