Netanyahu warns Iran against disrupting Israeli elections

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Iran against disrupting Tuesday's elections, citing intelligence signs of potential attacks and threatening "disproportionate blows" if provoked. Netanyahu, who campaigned on his security record and the February war against Iran with the US, said the military is ready for defensive and offensive operations. He also posted an AI-generated image of a mushroom cloud over Tel Aviv to underscore the threat. The premier has intensified hawkish statements, including a directive to topple Iran's clerical state and a video call with President Trump pledging to "finish the job" together.


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