Netanyahu Rules Out Iran Strike Before Israeli Election

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What did Benjamin Netanyahu say about striking Iran before the election?

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated he does not favour a preemptive strike against Iran before the October 27 elections, saying it is not useful or beneficial for Israel. He also warned Tehran and its proxies not to attack Israel.

What did Defense Minister Yisrael Katz threaten Hezbollah with?

Defense Minister Yisrael Katz threatened Hezbollah with a severe blow and loss of territory in southern Lebanon. He also stated that one million Shia would be displaced and that Hezbollah's stronghold in Beirut would not be spared.

When did the US and Iran begin their conflict?

According to in.gr, the United States and Iran have been in a conflict since February 28, with the US and Israel attacking Iran and Tehran responding with strikes. They have not exchanged fire since June.