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Ongoing Story· Day 53

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

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Netanyahu Sees Historic Chance With US to Eliminate Iran Threat

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced a historic opportunity for Israel and the US to permanently eliminate the Iranian threat. He emphasized this chance in cooperation with President Donald Trump. The threat from Iran was a key issue in Netanyahu's election campaign, where he discussed previous Israeli actions against Tehran. The interview discussing this opportunity followed Trump's public endorsement of Netanyahu.

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  • Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated Israel has a historic chance with the US to eliminate Iran's threat.
  • Netanyahu called the opportunity to counter Iran "unique" and "historical".
  • The threat from Iran was a central issue in Netanyahu's election campaign.
  • Netanyahu sought a new mandate to continue confronting Tehran.
  • The interview discussing the Iran threat followed Trump's endorsement of Netanyahu.
Netanyahu Sees Historic Chance With US to Eliminate Iran Threat
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that Israel has a historic opportunity to permanently neutralize the threat posed by Iran, particularly in cooperation with the United States under President Donald Trump. He described this as a "unique historical opportunity" to eliminate the "existential threat" from Iran.

The issue of Iran was a central theme in Netanyahu's election campaign. In an interview with the Jerusalem Post prior to the October 27 elections, he had urged voters to grant him a new mandate to continue confronting Tehran. At that time, he also asserted that previous Israeli operations had significantly weakened Iran and its regional allies but had not definitively resolved the threat. The interview was published days after Trump publicly endorsed Netanyahu for the Israeli elections.

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