Election day attack claim from Netanyahu: "Iran will sabotage the election process"

In his video statement, Prime Minister Netanyahu repeated his claim that Iran and its proxy forces will launch an attack to sabotage the elections.

"We have intelligence information that Iran and its proxies may try to challenge us by launching attacks to sabotage the election process," Netanyahu said. he said.

"I'm warning them. Don't try to test us, you'll get much harder blows in return." Netanyahu said that their enemies are stronger than they think.

In his speech at the northern border of the occupied West Bank, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu claimed that they had received intelligence that there were threats of attack against the country before the upcoming elections.

Defense Minister Yisrael Katz also claimed two weeks ago that Iran would attempt attacks to influence the poll results before the general elections.

On the other hand, before the elections, allegations were raised in the Israeli public and the international press that the Netanyahu government might launch a new military operation against Iran, Lebanon or the Gaza Strip.

It was claimed that US President Trump and Netanyahu discussed the possibility of a new attack on Iran in the first week of October, before the general elections to be held in Israel on October 27 and the Congressional midterm elections to be held in the USA on November 3.