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Netanyahu Warns Iran Against Election Interference, Threatens Retaliation

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned that Iran and its proxies may try to disrupt Israel's upcoming elections, vowing "extraordinary force" in response to any attack. He believes the aim is to damage his reelection prospects by creating a negative security narrative.

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01Prime Minister Netanyahu warned Iran against attempting to disrupt Israel's elections.
02Netanyahu vowed Israel would respond with "extraordinary force" to any Iranian-backed attack.
03The Prime Minister believes Iran aims to harm his reelection chances.
04He dismissed allegations against advisor Yonatan Uriach as politically motivated.
05Netanyahu rejected the possibility of a rotation government with the opposition.

Netanyahu also dismissed allegations against an advisor as politically motivated and rejected the idea of a rotation government with the opposition.

Translated and summarized by baba from Behadrei Haredim, the latest report. Read Behadrei Haredim’s original