Netanyahu wins again on Iran fear and anti-Arab sentiment
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Senior Israeli security officials report that Prime Minister Netanyahu pushed for a military operation against Iran, not necessarily an air strike, in the lead-up to elections, hoping to provoke an Iranian response. The IDF, including the Air Force and intelligence community, opposed and the plan was dropped, but officials warn the risk of renewed hostilities to disrupt government formation remains after polls close.
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Prime Minister Netanyahu, serving as caretaker during coalition negotiations, retains the legal and operational authority to order military action against Iran. While a pre-election push for an operation was reportedly blocked by the IDF, the risk of renewed hostilities persists, with security experts assessing a potential coordinated bombing campaign with the US. The timing and US commitment remain uncertain.
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