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Netanyahu Faces Election Deadline, Considers Iran Conflict as Delay Tactic
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has 11 days to delay an election he expects to lose, with a potential military conflict with Iran being the suggested tactic. Such a conflict would likely lead to the Knesset delaying Election Day.
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- 01Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has 11 days to delay an election he expects to lose.
- 02Initiating a third conflict with Iran is presented as a way to postpone the election.
- 03Ballistic missiles over Israel would force the Knesset to vote to delay Election Day.
- 04Ronen Bar has filed a lawsuit questioning the Prime Minister's conscience.
- 05Netanyahu is reportedly identifying individuals to blame for election disruptions.
The article also mentions a lawsuit by Ronen Bar and Netanyahu identifying individuals to blame for election disruptions.
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