Netanyahu Warns Enemies Against Election Attacks During Tel Nof Visit
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned during a visit to the Tel Nof Air Force Base that Israel's enemies may attempt attacks ahead of the upcoming elections.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned on Tuesday during a visit to the Tel Nof Air Force Base that Israel's enemies may attempt to launch attacks ahead of the upcoming elections.
"From here, from the Air Force base, from the long arm of the State of Israel, I deliver a message to you: Do not mess with us, not now and not at all, our long arm will reach you anywhere and at any time," Netanyahu stated, 28 days before the elections to the Knesset.
His remarks follow statements made roughly three weeks ago during a cabinet meeting, where he asserted that Israel is stronger than ever while its enemies are at their weakest. Netanyahu also addressed the situation regarding Iran, noting that Tehran refrains from direct attacks because it knows the consequences.
"This regime in Iran—its end is approaching. It is weak, it is fighting for its life, it is faltering," Netanyahu said during the previous meeting, emphasizing national unity during critical times.




