‘Don’t test us': Netanyahu warns Iran against attempts to disrupt Israel’s October 27 elections
Israel will hold elections on October 27 to elect all 120 members of the Knesset. Benjamin Netanyahu is the country’s longest-serving prime minister.
US President Donald Trump ruled out the possibility of a military strike on Iran on Sunday, stating that "the answer is no" when asked about the matter. The White House did not rule out military action in the future.
Earlier in the day, Trump revealed that he had not yet decided whether to resume strikes against Iran or seek an agreement. He emphasized that the decision was the only remaining choice.
Trump noted that there appeared to be little activity at Iran's nuclear facility at Pickaxe Mountain, as well as at three other sites previously targeted in strikes. He clarified that the US was closely monitoring these locations.
This came after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expressed grave concerns over Iran's actions. On social media platform X/Twitter, Netanyahu warned that Israel was facing a "real and tangible existential danger" from Iran. He stated that time was running out for both Israel and the US to take decisive action against Iran.
Netanyahu shared a video of an IDF anti-missile battery, declaring that the Israeli Defense Forces were prepared for both defense and offense. He cautioned his adversaries, declaring that they would face strikes far more powerful than they could imagine.
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