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Netanyahu Warns Hamas May Disrupt Elections, Denies Plea Bargain
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By Israel National News
First reported by Arutz Sheva · 1 hour ago
What happened
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned that Hamas might try to disrupt Israel's elections with an attack and denied rumors of a plea bargain in his trial. He also discussed security operations and domestic political matters.
- 01Netanyahu fears Hamas may attack to disrupt upcoming Israeli elections.
- 02He denied any plea bargain in his corruption trial.
- 03Netanyahu defended the transfer of Qatari funds to Gaza.
- 04He explained why the U.S. was not informed about the Nasrallah operation.
- 05Netanyahu criticized Minister Itamar Ben Gvir's political motives.
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