Hezbollah Raises Anxiety Levels... Lapid Demands Netanyahu Disclose Details

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's remarks during a visit to Tel Nof Air Base, where he said there are "indications" that Israel's enemies will try to carry out attacks as elections approach, sparked a political and security storm in Israel. Opposition leader Yair Lapid demanded an urgent security briefing, while Gadi Eisenkot called for verifying that this is a genuine threat and not an electoral move, and Ofer Winter attacked the government, urging military action instead of waiting for an attack. Israel's security establishment assesses that Hezbollah and Hamas may try to influence the Israeli elections through attacks and kidnappings, with concern concentrated on the northern front and southern Lebanon.