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From 'historic victory' to existential threat: Netanyahu contradicts himself on Iran, shares AI-generated nuclear explosion ahead of elections Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu shared on October 25 an AI-generated image depicting a nuclear explosion in Tel Aviv on Sunday, two days before Israel's elections, alongside statements by right-wing political commentator Yuval Bloomberg warning of an existential threat from Iran. The Post urged Israel to use the remaining two years of Donald Trump's presidency to "finish the job" against Tehran, dismissed internal political disputes as distractions, and warned that non-confrontation with Iran could expose Israelis to a "second Holocaust." Bloomberg asked who cares about political disputes "if two atomic bombs fall in the center of the country". However, a community comment on X highlighted the glaring contradiction in Netanyahu's messages, pointing out that the Israeli prime minister had previously declared that Iran was no longer an existential threat and that Israel's victory over it would last for generations.

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From 'historic victory' to existential threat: Netanyahu contradicts himself on Iran, shares AI-generated nuclear explosion ahead of elections Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu shared on October 25 an AI-generated image depicting a nuclear explosion in Tel Aviv on Sunday, two days before Israel's elections, alongside statements by right-wing political commentator Yuval Bloomberg warning of an existential threat from Iran. The Post urged Israel to use the remaining two years of Donald Trump's presidency to "finish the job" against Tehran, dismissed internal political disputes as distractions, and warned that non-confrontation with Iran could expose Israelis to a "second Holocaust." Bloomberg asked who cares about political disputes "if two atomic bombs fall in the center of the country". However, a community comment on X highlighted the glaring contradiction in Netanyahu's messages, pointing out that the Israeli prime minister had previously declared that Iran was no longer an existential threat and that Israel's victory over it would last for generations.

From 'historic victory' to existential threat: Netanyahu contradicts himself on Iran, shares AI-generated nuclear explosion ahead of elections Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu shared on October 25 an AI-generated image depicting a nuclear explosion in Tel Aviv on Sunday, two days before Israel's elections, alongside statements by right-wing political commentator Yuval Bloomberg warning of an existential threat from Iran. The Post urged Israel to use the remaining two years of Donald Trump's presidency to "finish the job" against Tehran, dismissed internal political disputes as distractions, and warned that non-confrontation with Iran could expose Israelis to a "second Holocaust." Bloomberg asked who cares about political disputes "if two atomic bombs fall in the center of the country". However, a community comment on X highlighted the glaring contradiction in Netanyahu's messages, pointing out that the Israeli prime minister had previously declared that Iran was no longer an existential threat and that Israel's victory over it would last for generations.

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