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Netanyahu Warns Iran Against Election-Disrupting Attacks
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Iran and its proxies on Sunday against launching attacks to disrupt Israel's elections. Speaking at an Arrow air defense battery, he stated that intelligence indicated such a possibility and vowed a disproportionately severe response.
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- 01Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Iran and its proxies against attacks aimed at disrupting elections.
- 02Netanyahu stated that intelligence indicated potential attacks from Iran and its proxies.
- 03He vowed that Israel would respond with "blows of a magnitude far beyond proportion."
- 04The Prime Minister visited an Arrow air defense system battery during his remarks.
- 05Netanyahu asserted that the IDF is prepared for both defensive and offensive operations.
Netanyahu emphasized the IDF's readiness for defense and offense, warning enemies "Do not test us."
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