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Kameir Beharang, editorial board member of Iran International, said that Binyamin Netanyahu's warning against the possibility of military action by the Islamic Republic and its proxy forces on the eve of the Israeli elections should be taken seriously. According to him, despite the political differences, the main Israeli parties share the same opinion in assessing the Islamic Republic as a security threat, and Tehran uses misleading information to influence Israel's political climate. Behring added that according to the polls, neither of the two main political blocs in Israel has the necessary majority to form the government, and the coalition negotiations after the elections will be decisive. According to him, Arab parties may also play a role in the formation of the future government.

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Kameir Beharang, editorial board member of Iran International, said that Binyamin Netanyahu's warning against the possibility of military action by the Islamic Republic and its proxy forces on the eve of the Israeli elections should be taken seriously. According to him, despite the political differences, the main Israeli parties share the same opinion in assessing the Islamic Republic as a security threat, and Tehran uses misleading information to influence Israel's political climate. Behring added that according to the polls, neither of the two main political blocs in Israel has the necessary majority to form the government, and the coalition negotiations after the elections will be decisive. According to him, Arab parties may also play a role in the formation of the future government.

Kameir Beharang, editorial board member of Iran International, said that Binyamin Netanyahu's warning against the possibility of military action by the Islamic Republic and its proxy forces on the eve of the Israeli elections should be taken seriously. According to him, despite the political differences, the main Israeli parties share the same opinion in assessing the Islamic Republic as a security threat, and Tehran uses misleading information to influence Israel's political climate. Behring added that according to the polls, neither of the two main political blocs in Israel has the necessary majority to form the government, and the coalition negotiations after the elections will be decisive. According to him, Arab parties may also play a role in the formation of the future government.

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