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Netanyahu Vows to Eradicate Jewish Violence in West Bank
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu described violence by Jewish groups in the West Bank as a "plague" that Israel will uproot, involving the Shin Bet. He also addressed potential Iranian attacks around the elections, vowing a "very sharp response" if they occur.
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What happened
- 01Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called Jewish violence in the West Bank a "plague" to be eradicated.
- 02Netanyahu confirmed the Shin Bet is involved in addressing the violence in the West Bank.
- 03He cautioned against premature conclusions in ongoing investigations of violent incidents.
- 04The Prime Minister acknowledged the possibility of Iranian attacks around the elections.
- 05Netanyahu vowed a "very sharp response" to any Iranian aggression.
- 06He stated that personal threats against him have been thwarted by Israel.
Netanyahu also commented on personal threats against him, stating Israel has so far thwarted them.
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