Netanyahu warns of potential enemy attack

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu indicated that there are signals suggesting that Israel's enemies might attempt to attack before the elections, with the possibility that these attacks could include military operations against Iran or an escalation along other fronts such as Gaza or Lebanon to justify a state of emergency and security measures, in an effort to avoid losing power. In response, Gadi Eizenkot, head of the Yesh Atid party, criticized Netanyahu's statements, calling for verification of the threats' validity before considering them political plans. These remarks come amid reports that Netanyahu asked the UAE to deny warnings of a potential earthquake from Gaza, following a security meeting to discuss military and security developments.

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