Netanyahu warns Iran of 'unimaginable' response if it attacks Israel ahead of Oct 27 election

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : He nevertheless said Israel's military successes had created opportunities for new regional alliances, adding that countries both inside and outside West Asia were increasingly interested in cooperation.
56% : Netanyahu also cited what he described as an International Monetary Fund projection of 4.5% economic growth for Israel, arguing that the economy's performance demonstrated the success of his security and economic policies.
47% : Netanyahu said Israel had completed approximately 60% of its security objectives against the Iranian axis, suggesting that further operations could be necessary.
40% : Asked whether Israel was coordinating with Saudi Arabia over recent Houthi attacks, Netanyahu declined to discuss specific countries or security cooperation.
39% : "If Iran makes that mistake.... and tries to attack us, it will encounter a response it cannot even imagine," Jerusalem Post quoted Netanyahu as saying in response to questions about possible Iranian military action ahead of Israel's October 27 election and the US midterm elections.
38% : We removed a threat to the State of Israel.
37% : I hope we won't have to resort to them, but I can say one thing: Israel will not allow - I will not allow - Iran to have nuclear weapons.
35% : In the past, Israel and the US have sought to downplay the likelihood of an attack on Iran to catch the Islamic Republic off guard.
33% : The Israeli PM said that 60% of security objectives against the Iranian axis have been achieved and defended his record over the October 7 intelligence failures, citing Pearl Harbor and 9/11 Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has warned Iran against attacking Israel, saying Tehran would face an unprecedented response if it attempted to strike the country.
33% : " Netanyahu compared Israel's intelligence failures to those preceding the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor and the September 11 terrorist attacks in the US, arguing that those events had not automatically resulted in the removal of the countries' political leaders.

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