Netanyahu Ally Warns Iran Nuclear Threat Demands Israel 'Finish the Work'

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu amplified a warning that Iran's potential acquisition of nuclear weapons poses an existential threat to Israel, urging the country to prioritize this issue over domestic disputes and act within a limited window while US President Donald Trump remains in office. The statement, written by commentator Yuval Bloomberg and shared by Netanyahu on Sunday, two days before Israel's October 27 election, argued that political controversies distract from the nuclear threat. It called for Israel to "finish the work in Iran" and featured an AI-generated image of an atomic bomb falling on Tel Aviv. The post drew criticism from Yair Golan, chairman of the Democrats party, who accused Netanyahu of spreading panic to frighten voters. Bloomberg, author of The Oslo Trap, also invoked the Holocaust in his warning about potential consequences for future generations.