Netanyahu: No Attack on Iran for Now / Election Message in Israel

With Israel's election set for October 27, the possibility of a renewed attack on Iran has become a key topic in Tel Aviv's security and political calculations.

Ambassador Arjan: While the Israeli elections will be held on October 27, the issue of the possibility of another attack on Iran has become one of the main points of discussion about Tel Aviv's security and political calculations.

Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of Israel, claimed in a radio program that he is against a preemptive attack against Iran at the current stage and on the eve of the elections. Benjamin Netanyahu claimed that he is opposed to attacking Iran on the eve of the elections in Israel, and at the current stage and on the eve of the elections, he opposed a preemptive attack against Iran.

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Netanyahu claimed: In my opinion, now is not the right time for us. Throughout my life, I have always put security considerations above all else.