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Former PM Bennett Warns Against Partial Iran Deal and Defends Mossad Firings

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First reported by N12 · Aug 9, 2026

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Former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett condemns Mossad dismissals and warns against a partial Iran nuclear deal, insisting on complete dismantlement. He plans to revive a broad campaign to weaken Iran and commits to forming a Zionist-only government, excluding Ra'am due to ideological differences.

01Bennett defends dismissed Mossad official K, calling her highly talented and initiative-driven.
02He insists Israel's goal is complete dismantlement of Iran's nuclear program, rejecting partial deals.
03Bennett plans to relaunch the "octopus doctrine" targeting Iran through multifaceted long-term pressure.
04He commits to forming a government based only on Zionist parties supporting universal conscription.
05Bennett rules out coalition with Ra'am, stating it is not a Zionist party currently.
06He dismisses political speculation, focusing on electoral victory and replacing the current government.

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