Israel on Alert After Netanyahu Attack Warning, but IDF Reports No Specific Threat
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IDF sources say no signs of imminent attack, despite Netanyahu warning
The prime minister's warning has raised questions within Israel's security agencies, which have not raised the military's alert level or issued reserve call-up orders, sources told Haaretz
Israel on alert after Netanyahu attack warning, but IDF reports no specific threat
Netanyahu said there are 'signs' of a possible attack ahead of the election, but IDF officials say there is no concrete intelligence or special preparation; Israel remains vigilant and in close coordination with the US military
Less than a month after the legislative elections, the Prime Minister said there are signs of imminent attacks by his enemies.
The Prime Minister's remarks about signs of escalation ahead of the elections raised doubts in the defense establishment. According to IDF sources, no specific mobilization orders were issued in anticipation of a possible escalation. Lapid after receiving an update from Netanyahu: There is no reason to panic the public
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