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23-10-2026 15:00

As Israel approaches its national election, security strategy toward Iran has become a central campaign issue.

Public opinion polls show that a majority of Israeli voters oppose stopping military attacks on Iran. This leaves Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu open to criticism from opposition rivals who argue he failed to achieve total victory. The lead opposition candidate contends the conflict remains unfinished and highlights that Tehran keeps hundreds of kilograms of highly enriched uranium capable of producing multiple nuclear weapons. Other opposition figures support aggressive military action, including targeting Iranian energy infrastructure to collapse the regime’s economy. While the opposition shares the goal of confronting regional adversaries and expanding diplomatic alliances, critics warn that their proposed policies rely heavily on continuous military dominance. Meanwhile, opposition leaders express concern that Netanyahu might intentionally reignite hostilities with Iran before the vote to change public opinion or disrupt the upcoming election.

Difficult words: contend (to assert something strongly in an argument), adversary (an opponent or enemy in a conflict), reignite (to restart a conflict).

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