Netanyahu and military chief clash over Iran strike before Israeli elections

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces a reported unprecedented clash with military chief Eyal Zamir over a potential military action against Iran, just days before Tuesday's elections, according to Channel 12. Zamir opposes executing the operation without signed legal authorization from Netanyahu, amid military concerns about a miscalculation scenario with Iran before the vote. Anonymous political sources deny the report, which airs under Israeli military censorship restrictions. Separately, Israeli forces killed at least three security guards in a drone strike on Gaza City's Islamic University, plus four more Palestinians in other attacks, despite a ceasefire formally in effect for over a year. Around 2,000 Palestinians were displaced from Hebron in the occupied West Bank following a deadly attack.