As elections approach in Israel, Netanyahu administration signals an attack on Gaza and the West Bank

Opinion polls before the elections indicate that the ruling wing led by Netanyahu and the opposition wing led by Yashar Party leader Gadi Eisenkot cannot form a government without the support of parties representing Palestinian Israeli citizens.

As the elections approach, the Tel Aviv administration's threats against the occupied West Bank, where tensions are rising, Gaza, where attacks continue despite the ceasefire, and Lebanon and Iran, are also increasing.

Finally, in his speech at the opening of the weekly cabinet meeting and published by the Prime Minister's Office, Netanyahu claimed that they would eliminate the Hamas administration in Gaza.

Claiming that Hamas would challenge Israel before the elections, Netanyahu threatened to attack Gaza, claiming that in such a case they would "retaliate with overwhelming force".

On the other hand, the Israeli press noted that Defense Minister Yisrael Katz informed the cabinet ministers about the Israeli army's preparations in the West Bank.

Katz claimed that they were preparing for a scenario in which the Palestinian Authority attacks the Israeli army in the occupied West Bank, saying, "In such a case, war will be declared against the Palestinian Authority." He threatened with his statements.

Making a statement regarding Gaza in the morning, Katz announced that he had instructed the Israeli army to increase preparations against all possible scenarios in Gaza, claiming that they had received intelligence showing that Hamas was preparing for an attack.

As the country's elections to be held on October 27th are approaching, the Israeli press points out that the Tel Aviv administration is likely to increase its attacks on Gaza and Lebanon and launch attacks on Iran.

Israel Hayom newspaper reported that Israel was preparing for the possibility of launching a new attack on Iran without the participation of the USA.