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Iran Threatens Israel After Air Force Jets Approach Border
Iran's Revolutionary Guard has threatened Israel following Israeli Air Force flights near its border via Syria and Iraq. The missions, occurring shortly before Israeli elections, have raised concerns about potential escalation.
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- 01Iran's Revolutionary Guard issued threats to Israel after Israeli jets flew near its border.
- 02The Israeli Air Force conducted flights in Syria and Iraq approaching Iran's border.
- 03Regional sources called the Israeli flights "excessive adventurism" and questioned their timing.
- 04The flights occurred days before Israeli elections, raising concerns about interference.
- 05Prime Minister Netanyahu and Defense Minister Israel Katz have also made threats against Iran.
Prime Minister Netanyahu and Defense Minister Israel Katz have also made threats against Iran. Senior security officials have voiced reservations about striking Iran, citing potential election interference.
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