Netanyahu shares AI image of bomb over Tel Aviv in Iran nuclear warning

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu shared an AI-generated image of an atomic bomb falling on Tel Aviv on Sunday, warning of Iran's nuclear threat two days before national elections. The post drew criticism from opposition leader Yair Golan, who accused Netanyahu of spreading panic. Netanyahu quoted commentator Yuval Bloomberg, who argued that Iran obtaining nuclear weapons would make all other issues trivial. The post dismissed domestic controversies as a "smokescreen" and claimed Israel has only two more years under U.S. President Donald Trump's administration to address the threat. Golan, a former IDF deputy chief of staff and Democrats party chairman, condemned the post and called for Netanyahu to be kept away from social media. Netanyahu has emphasized the Iranian threat throughout his campaign ahead of Tuesday's vote.


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