Netanyahu warns Israel will face pressure to accept Iran as nuclear power
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Opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot, tasked with forming a new government, publicly urged outgoing PM Netanyahu to show 'restraint and prudence' on potential new attacks on Iran, as Netanyahu discussed Iran's nuclear threat. This signals domestic political friction over escalation during a leadership transition, with uncertainty over whether strikes will proceed.
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Israel has ordered its military to increase readiness for a potential strike on Iran, with its security cabinet directing preparations. Tehran has vowed retaliation if attacked. Internal Israeli political friction exists regarding the timing of any strike, with opposition figures urging restraint during the caretaker government period.
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