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Netanyahu warns Iran could try to disrupt Israel’s election
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Iran against hostile acts ahead of Israel’s election.
He said intelligence suggested Iran and its allies might attack to disrupt the vote.
The election is scheduled for Tuesday, Oct.
27.
Netanyahu has made national security a central theme of his campaign, pointing to the war against Iran that he launched alongside the United States in February.
He said Israel’s military is ready to defend and attack if needed.
The election is due to take place next, but Netanyahu gave no details of a specific threat or planned response.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned that Iran and its allies might try to disrupt Israel’s Oct. 27 election.
He said Israel had intelligence signs that Iran and its proxies could attack.
Netanyahu warned Iran it would suffer “disproportionate blows” if it acted.
He said Israel’s military was ready for defensive and offensive operations.
Netanyahu has campaigned heavily on national security and cited the war against Iran that he launched with the United States in February.
- Who
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Iran and its allies.
- What
- He said they might try to disrupt Israel’s election and warned against hostile acts.
- When
- The warning was made on Oct. 25, ahead of the Oct. 27 election.
- Where
- Israel.
- Why
- Netanyahu said he had intelligence signs that Iran and its proxies could attack to disrupt the election.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Netanyahu launched a war against Iran alongside the United States.
Netanyahu warned that Iran and its proxies might attack to disrupt the election.
Israel was due to hold its election.
- Election date
- Oct. 27
- Warning date
- Oct. 25
- Potential attackers
- Iran and its proxies
- Military readiness
- Defensive and offensive operations
- War against Iran
- Launched by Netanyahu in February alongside the United States
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What people are saying
We have intelligence signs that our enemies, Iran and its proxies, could challenge us with attacks in order to disrupt the elections
Don’t test us. You will suffer disproportionate blows