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Senior Official Denies Iran Attack Claims as 'Absolute Fake'
A senior Israeli political source and Defense Minister Israel Katz have dismissed reports of a planned attack on Iran before the recent elections as "absolute fake." They stated there was no intention to initiate an attack and emphasized full coordination between the political and military leadership.
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- 01Senior Israeli official calls reports of planned Iran attack before elections 'absolute fake'.
- 02Defense Minister Israel Katz denies any intention to attack Iran pre-election.
- 03Katz confirms full coordination between political leadership and IDF on Iran.
- 04Opposition figures accused of using false reports to attack Prime Minister Netanyahu.
- 05Avigdor Lieberman called for a criminal investigation into Netanyahu over the claims.
Opposition figures, however, have used the reports to criticize Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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