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🔻 Channel 13 Prisoners reported that Eyal Zamir, the Chief of Staff of the state's army, said in a recent private meeting that "as of now, he does not see any need for a ground attack on Iran before next week's Knesset elections."

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🔻 Channel 13 Prisoners reported that Eyal Zamir, the Chief of Staff of the state's army, said in a recent private meeting that "as of now, he does not see any need for a ground attack on Iran before next week's Knesset elections."

🔻 Channel 13 Prisoners reported that Eyal Zamir, the Chief of Staff of the state's army, said in a recent private meeting that "as of now, he does not see any need for a ground attack on Iran before next week's Knesset elections."

According to this report, the Chief of Staff of the IDF said at this meeting: "We see no signs indicating the necessity of a ground attack on Iran before the elections." "If it is determined that a ground attack on Iran is necessary, we will do so."

Earlier, Benjamin Netanyahu's critics accused him of seeking to renew the war against Iran "in order to influence the elections or postpone them."

Among other things, on Wednesday Yair Lapid, former prime minister of Israel and leader of the opposition's center movement in the Israeli parliament, accused Benjamin Netanyahu of dangerous politicization of the country's security on the eve of the elections. He said: "I'm really shocked to hear that Netanyahu is raising security threats against Bimblati."

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