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General elections will be held in Israel on October 27. Netanyahu emphasizes security threats to stay in power. Opposition leader Liberman opposes Netanyahu, saying that these threats are related to anxiety about power.
Speaking at an event he attended, according to Israel Hayom newspaper, opposition leader Liberman said, "Netanyahu is not guided by security concerns, but only by his desire to stay in power." he said.
"I have no doubt that Netanyahu was making a concerted effort to take military action against Iran, Hezbollah or Hamas before the elections," Liberman said. he said.
"He needs to go"
Liberman, who rejected Netanyahu's inclusion in a possible government formed by the opposition after the elections, stated that Netanyahu cannot serve in any ministry and said, "He must go." made his assessment.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu went to the occupied West Bank border and reiterated his claim that "they were under threat of attack before the elections."
Israeli Defense Minister Yisrael Katz also claimed that they had detected that Iran would carry out attacks that would affect the results before the general elections to be held on October 27.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Netanyahu may take a military step before the elections.
Possible · Within weeks
The opposition bloc may try to unite against Netanyahu and form a government.
Likely · Within weeks
While UKMTO reported that an oil tanker and a container ship were hit with ammunition from an unknown source in the Strait of Hormuz, it did not share the details of the attack. Iran restricts the Bosphorus and targets ships passing without permission due to the war and naval blockade launched by the USA and Israel on February 28. The Iranian Navy announced that a tanker trying to pass through the restricted area was damaged and caught fire.
The early warning system was triggered in Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia, and then three separate explosions were heard. The Civil Defense Directorate reported that the danger was over, but did not share any details. Its relationship with the Arab Coalition's air strike targeting Houthi in Yemen is being evaluated.

The new White House spokeswoman, Katie Zacharia, announced that they asked the US ambassador to Greece, Kimberly Guilfoyle, to resign. Following Zacharia's statement, Guilfoyle announced his resignation on social media and expressed his gratitude to the Trump administration. Trump had previously stated that he was unhappy with Guilfoyle.

Minister of Culture and Tourism Mehmet Nuri Ersoy had a delegation meeting with Italian Minister of Culture Alessandro Giuli in Pamukkale and attended the 17th Italian Archaeological Missions Symposium in the Ancient City of Hierapolis. He emphasized that he discussed the 70-year history of Turkey-Italy archaeological cooperation, all processes from excavation to conservation, from restoration to meeting with the society, that the Göbeklitepe exhibition attracted international attention with 6 million visitors, and that he set a common project goal in 2027 with the Ephesus-Pompei dialogue.

Loud explosions were heard near ARAMCO headquarters in Dahran in the Eastern Region of Saudi Arabia. The Civil Defense Directorate raised a danger alert with its early warning system and reported that the danger had passed a short time later, but the source or type of danger was not disclosed.
Conflicts are intensifying in Yemen between the Saudi Arabia-led coalition and the Iran-backed Houthis; While air strikes were carried out in Sanaa, the Houthis reported targeting Saudi oil facilities, civilian casualties occurred in Taiz, and international airline companies suspended their flights.