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Netanyahu suggests pre-election attack, security says no new warning
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu issued a warning about the possibility of Israel being attacked ahead of the upcoming elections scheduled for October 27, highlighting "indications" of threats from its opponents and threatening to respond everywhere and at any time. However, the Israeli security apparatus denied the existence of a specific or new intelligence warning supporting this alert, noting that the security meeting Netanyahu held was scheduled in advance and was not in response to an urgent threat. Political and security questions have arisen regarding the accuracy of the threat information, with differing statements between Netanyahu and security officials, who confirmed that there are no real indicators of an imminent threat. Meanwhile, security issues are once again shaping the key topics of the electoral campaigns.
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