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In Israel, parliamentary elections are scheduled for the end of October. In recent weeks, more than 100 radicals have been eliminated in the Gaza Strip.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced signs of an impending attack on the Jewish state ahead of parliamentary elections.
Netanyahu noted that over the past few weeks, more than 100 radicals have been eliminated in the Gaza Strip.
TEL AVIV, September 29 - RIA Novosti. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced signs of an impending attack on the Jewish state ahead of parliamentary elections scheduled for the end of October.
“We have signs that our enemies will try to attack us ahead of the elections,” the prime minister said at Tel Nof airbase.
In a video message released by his office, Netanyahu warned Israel's opponents against such a move.
“Don’t mess with us now or ever again, our long arm will reach you anywhere and anytime,” the Israeli Prime Minister said.

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