Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel's prime minister, warned on Sunday, November 3 that Iran and its allied groups could launch a ground attack to disrupt Tuesday's election, warning the Salami Republic against any hostile action.

In the last days of his election campaign, Netanyahu emphasized his security records and made the war that began in March last year with the United States against Iran one of the central axes of his propaganda.

In a video published by his office on Sunday, the Prime Minister said: "We have intelligence indications that our enemies, Iran and its affiliates, may try to disrupt the elections by carrying out terrorist attacks."

He added: "Don't test us; you will receive disproportionate blows." Netanyahu also said that Israel's military forces are ready to conduct defensive and offensive operations. 🔸 Mr. Trump supported Binyamin Netanyahu in bringing the elections in Israel.