Netanyahu suggests avoiding Iran conflict

The article discusses statements made by Israeli leaders regarding a potential escalation ahead of the October 27 elections. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu hinted at refraining from engaging in a military confrontation with Iran during the electoral period, warning of a strong response if Iran attacks. Former Defense Minister Avigdor Lieberman suggested that Netanyahu might carry out an attack against Iran, Hamas, or Hezbollah before the elections to boost his political prospects, emphasizing that the government is not driven by security reasons. Additionally, the Chief of Staff confirmed the Israeli army's readiness to face threats, and the Defense Minister threatened Israel with escalation against Hezbollah if they join an Iranian attack, reaffirming that Israel will not withdraw from the territories it occupies in Syria and Lebanon.

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