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Netanyahu Warns Iran Against Election Interference, Threatens Disproportionate Response

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Iran and its proxies against attempting to disrupt Israeli elections, citing intelligence indications and threatening a disproportionate response.

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What happened

01Prime Minister Netanyahu warned Iran against election interference, threatening disproportionate retaliation.
02Intelligence suggests Iran and its proxies may attempt attacks to disrupt Israeli elections.
03The Israeli military is prepared for both defensive and offensive operations.
04Police have completed extensive preparations to ensure election security and counter terror threats.
05Police vowed decisive action against any attempts to harm the democratic election process.

Inspector General of the Police Dani Levi confirmed comprehensive security preparations are complete to counter terror threats and maintain order during the elections. The police vowed to act decisively against anyone attempting to harm the democratic process.

Translated and summarized by baba from Arutz Sheva, the latest report. Read Arutz Sheva’s original