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Cabinet Meeting Moved Underground Amid Fears of Iranian Retaliation
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50% centerFirst reported by Srugim · Jun 14, 2026
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Israel moved an imminent cabinet meeting to an underground bunker over fears of an Iranian missile response to an IDF strike in Dahieh. Ministers are expected to approve a plan on U.S. refueling aircraft at Ben Gurion Airport, a 1 billion-shekel settlement budget, and receive updates on a possible U.S.-Iran deal.
- 01Cabinet meeting moved to an underground bunker over fears of an Iranian missile response.
- 02Netanyahu held security consultations before the session.
- 03Ministers may approve a plan for U.S. refueling aircraft at Ben Gurion Airport.
- 04The cabinet is set to approve 1 billion shekels for dozens of settlements.
- 05Israel fears a U.S.-Iran deal could bring pressure for ceasefire and withdrawals.
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