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Israel has ordered its military to raise the state of maximum alert ahead of the scheduled elections on Tuesday, amid fears of attacks that could disrupt the voting process or spark security disturbances, especially after tensions have escalated on multiple fronts. The measures include heightened military readiness, expanded intelligence gathering, and increased cooperation with American forces, with dozens of Israeli aircraft even approaching the Iranian border, though there are no indications of an imminent attack. This comes at a time when Israel's internal elections are experiencing sharp polarization, with mutual accusations between the government and the opposition of manipulating security implications, while polls indicate Netanyahu's bloc is declining in favor of the opposition.
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