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Netanyahu Weighs Iran Strike Ahead of Israeli Elections Amid US Uncertainty Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is reportedly considering an attack on Iran before Israeli elections, amid US policy confusion. Israel's Chief of Staff warned a strike could delay elections, while Iran is rapidly rebuilding its drone and missile capabilities. Israel is preparing for potential escalation with Tehran.
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What happened 01 Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is considering an attack on Iran before Israeli elections. 02 US policy on an Iran strike is described as confused and subject to daily changes. 03 Israel's Chief of Staff warned a strike could lead to the postponement of elections. 04 Iran is reportedly working to quickly restore its drone and ballistic missile production. 05 Israel is preparing for potential escalation and conflict with Iran. Translated and summarized by baba from Kipa , the latest report. Read Kipa’s original The coverage
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