Netanyahu warns Iran may try to disrupt Israel election, says 'don't test us'
Politics · First reported 25 Oct, 16:40 · Updated 22:08
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Iran and its allies against interfering in Israel’s October 27 parliamentary election, saying the military was prepared to respond.
- Netanyahu said Israeli intelligence had detected signs Iran and its regional allies could attempt attacks to disrupt the October 27 election.
- Israel’s election will choose all 120 members of the Knesset, and the report said the vote could end Netanyahu’s long tenure as prime minister.
- Netanyahu said Israel’s military was prepared for defensive and offensive operations; Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said attacks would not change Tehran’s policies.
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