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Source to CNN: Zamir told US army commander that an attack on Iran would disrupt the elections

Translated from: מקור ל־CNN: זמיר אמר למפקד צבא ארה"ב שתקיפה באיראן תשבש את הבחירות

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הארץ
“מקור ל־CNN: זמיר אמר למפקד צבא ארה"ב שתקיפה באיראן תשבש את הבחירות”

מקורות אמריקאים אמרו כי טראמפ ייתן פקודה לתקוף באיראן וכי השאלה היא רק מתי. לדבריהם, צבא ארה"ב במזרח התיכון ערוך לפתוח במבצע צבאי נגד איראן – שעשוי להיות בהיקף נרחב – בתוך 96 שעות מקבלת פקודה מהנשיא

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Haaretz
“Report: IDF chief warned U.S. that striking Iran would disrupt Israel's election”

Eyal Zamir warned his American counterpart as Netanyahu pressed the U.S. to launch joint strikes on Iran before Tuesday's vote, CNN reported. Defense Minister Katz denied an 'intention' to launch strikes before the election

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