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Netanyahu denies reports of clash with Israeli army chief over Iran-linked operation ahead of election

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RTÉ News
“Report of rift between Netanyahu and army chief denied”

Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been forced to deny reports of a confrontation with the head of Israel's army over possible military action against Iran.

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Dawn
“Netanyahu denies reports of clash with Israeli army chief over Iran-linked operation ahead of election”

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday denied reports of a clash with Army Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir over a proposed military operation that could trigger fighting with Iran ahead of Israel’s election . Channel 12 reported on Sunday that Zamir requested a detailed discussion and signed legal authorisation from political leaders before carrying out their instructions. The broadcaster did not disclose the nature of the operation. The report cited military concerns that the political…

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El País
“Un choque entre Netanyahu y el jefe del Estado Mayor israelí sobre Irán agita la víspera electoral”

Una cadena de televisión nacional revela que el Gobierno aprobó una operación militar que la cúpula del ejército pensó que podría haber desencadenado un conflicto y que interpretó que se guiaba más por el rédito político

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The Jerusalem Post
“IDF stops short of denying report Zamir, Netanyahu clashed over Iran strike before elections”

"The operational activities and factors considered by the IDF are based solely on security, professional, substantive, and nonpartisan considerations," the military said.

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