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26 Oct 2026, 12:02

Israel's Channel 12 has reported that there is a severe disagreement between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir regarding the implementation of a military order that could potentially lead to a new confrontation with Iran.

According to the report, Zamir has "refused" to carry out this order and has called for further investigations and a legally written and signed authorization from Netanyahu. Channel 12 cited security sources indicating that among military commanders, there is concern that political officials may want to use the issue of Iran for political gain ahead of the parliamentary elections on Tuesday, October 27.

In an interview with Channel 14, Netanyahu dismissed the report as "baseless" and stated, "There has been no disagreement between us."
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One day before the general elections in Israel, the country's Defense Minister denied reports of a severe disagreement between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the Israeli military regarding an attack on Iran.
Israel Katz stated in a statement released on Monday, October 4, that "there is absolutely no intention on Israel's part to initiate an attack on Iran before the elections."
The Israeli Defense Minister described the published reports and the reactions to them as a "shameful and irresponsible" attempt by political opponents to undermine the government ahead of the elections.
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