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Israeli Security Cabinet to Meet Amid Rising Tensions with Iran
Israel's security cabinet will hold its first meeting in over a month on Sunday, focusing on rising regional tensions and potential military confrontation with Iran. The meeting follows reports of increased military readiness for actions against Iran.
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- 01Israel's security cabinet will meet Sunday for the first time since October 5th amid Iran tensions.
- 02Reports indicate the Israeli military is increasing readiness for potential actions against Iran.
- 03A political dispute exists between PM Netanyahu and Gadi Eisenkot over security decision-making.
- 04Eisenkot urged Netanyahu to show restraint in security decisions during the transition period.
- 05Netanyahu called Eisenkot's public comments irresponsible and defended his government's actions.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is also engaged in a political dispute with Gadi Eisenkot, who is tasked with forming the next government, over the current government's authority to make security decisions.
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