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Israel Warned of Iranian Revenge Threats, Boosts Security for Officials Israeli and U.S. officials have received warnings of Iranian revenge plots targeting leaders, prompting increased security measures including secretive flight changes for Netanyahu and Trump due to credible assassination threats.
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Illustration by baba What happened 01 Israel warned of Iranian attempts to target officials for revenge after killing Iranian leaders. 02 Shin Bet increased security and advised Israeli officials to vary routines and take precautions. 03 Netanyahu's flight to Washington was moved from Ben Gurion Airport to Nevatim Airbase for security. 04 U.S. switched Trump's Air Force One plane after Israeli intelligence warned of an assassination plot. 05 Some U.S. officials doubted the threat's credibility, suspecting Israeli influence on policy. 06 Reports confirmed a credible missile threat from Iranian proxy forces against Trump's plane. Translated and summarized by baba from Ynet , the latest report. Read Ynet’s original The coverage
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