Israeli military breaks silence on purported feud with Netanyahu

Medio: ABC News Australia · Matthew Doran · Publicado 26/10/2026 18:55 UTC

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The Israeli military has broken its silence on a widely reported feud with the government of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, insisting it will only make decisions about attacks against Iran based on national security considerations.

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The ~~statement by~~ Israeli military has broken its silence on a widely reported feud with the ~~Israel Defense Forces comes in the final hours~~ government of ~~a hotly contested election, the first since Hamas's attack~~ Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, insisting it will only make decisions about attacks against Iran based on ~~October 7, 2023.~~ national security considerations.

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Antes: «The statement by the Israel Defense Forces comes in the final hours of a hotly contested election, the first since Hamas's attack on October 7, 2023.» b63a9ad58929

Después: «The Israeli military has broken its silence on a widely reported feud with the government of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, insisting it will only make decisions about attacks against Iran based on national security considerations.» 58b380a837a0

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Fuente: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-10-27/israel-election-military-netanyahu-feud/107312270
Publicado: 26/10/2026 18:55 UTC
Capturada: 26/10/2026 19:08 UTC
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