Netanyahu fuels fears of a new attack on Iran days before the elections in Israel and the US

As Israel approaches elections, Prime Minister Netanyahu intensifies threats against Iran, hinting at potential military action. A secret meeting with U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth raised alarms about imminent offensives. Netanyahu's plans reportedly included extensive bombings of Iranian infrastructure, which were halted due to Trump's opposition before U.S. midterm elections. The Israeli military is on high alert, anticipating possible Iranian interference in the elections. Analysts warn that the current tensions could lead to broader conflict in the Middle East. Trump's recent comments support Netanyahu, emphasizing the need for decisive action against Iran if he remains in power.