Netanyahu claims: I'm not seeking to strike Iran again before Israel's elections

The Zionist regime's prime minister claimed he has no intention of launching a preemptive strike on Iran before the regime's elections. Netanyahu's claim, "I'm not seeking to strike Iran again before Israel's elections," first appeared on Safir Arjan.

The prime minister of the Zionist regime claimed that this regime does not intend to preemptively attack Iran before the elections.

According to Arjan's ambassador, Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of the Zionist regime, claimed on Wednesday that a preemptive attack on Iran before the October 27 elections is not in the interest of this regime.

Netanyahu did not explain the possibility of an attack after the election and the details of the recent talks with Washington about Iran. He also claimed that Iran's allies are trying to attack Israel before the elections.

Meanwhile, Israel Katz, the Minister of War of the Zionist regime, threatened Lebanon's Hezbollah that if it attacks Israel, it will suffer severe blows and will lose more parts of southern Lebanon. He also threatened that the scope of displacement in Lebanon will expand.

This year, the Zionist regime started air strikes and ground operations in southern Lebanon at the same time as the war against Iran. Conflicts that have led to the displacement of hundreds of thousands of residents of this country.