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Netanyahu warns Iran may disrupt Israeli elections

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has warned that Iran and its proxies may attempt to disrupt the upcoming Israeli elections. He stated that intelligence suggests potential attacks aimed at interfering with the electoral process. Netanyahu issued a stern warning to Iran, asserting that any such actions would result in severe and disproportionate retaliation. AI

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Netanyahu warns Iran may disrupt Israeli elections

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Agence France-Presse ·

    Netanyahu warns Iran may try to disrupt election, says ‘don’t test us’

    Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Iran and its allies might try to disrupt Tuesday’s Israeli elections, warning the Islamic republic against any hostile acts. The premier has campaigned heavily on his security credentials, touting the war he launched against Iran in …

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