Israeli PM warns of ‘indications’ enemies may attack ahead of elections
Middle East2 sources2 countries🔦 Under-reported49m ago
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated on Tuesday that there are indications Israel's enemies may attempt an attack ahead of the country's upcoming elections, which are scheduled for October 27. Netanyahu, who has targeted entities such as Iran and Hamas in recent weeks, is currently locked in a tight reelection race.
The warning drew immediate pushback from Israel's opposition leader, who accused the Prime Minister of employing fear-mongering tactics and using the security threat for political purposes ahead of the vote.
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Arab News (SA)Focuses on the opposition's accusation of political fear-mongering.
Free Malaysia Today (MY)Focuses on the prime minister's security warning and tight reelection race.
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