Netanyahu on possibility of Israel attacking Iran before elections
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pointed out that Israel's enemies, especially Iran, are currently seeking to attack through missile launches and other assaults. He emphasized that Israel possesses unprecedented strength in its history to defend itself. He defended himself by saying that the failures of October 7 were due to a "blindness" to developments, comparing the situation to Pearl Harbor. He confirmed that he does not intend to carry out a preemptive strike on Iran before the elections, which he hopes will be held on time. He explained that the current timing is not suitable for an attack on Iran, given the ongoing Iranian threats and indications of potential escalation of tension in the region.
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