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Iran targeted Netanyahu's son for assassination, official claims
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Iran targeted Netanyahu's son for assassination, official claims

From Magyar Nemzet · () Hungarian

Translated from Hungarian, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

At a glance

News Named sources Under investigation
  • Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that Iran targeted one of his sons for assassination.
  • The alleged assassination plot has reportedly been under Israeli media censorship for months.
  • An American official claims an Iran-backed cell monitored Netanyahu's son for months.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu revealed that Iran allegedly targeted one of his sons for assassination, a claim that has reportedly been under media censorship in Israel for months.

In a phone interview with Channel 14, Netanyahu stated, "Iran targeted one of my sons. Iran tried to kill, to assassinate, one of my sons." He did not specify which son was the target or provide further details about the alleged plot.

Israeli media outlets noted that the matter has been subject to censorship for an extended period, with Israeli security agencies aware of the alleged assassination plan for months. This suggests a significant level of concern and ongoing investigation by Israeli authorities.

Adding to the claims, an American official stated that an Iran-backed cell had been monitoring Benjamin Netanyahu's son for months. This assertion, if accurate, indicates a coordinated and sustained effort by Iranian-affiliated actors.

The revelation comes amid heightened tensions between Israel and Iran, particularly following recent escalations in the region. The alleged targeting of a family member of the Israeli Prime Minister underscores the deep animosity and potential for direct confrontation between the two nations.

Iran targeted one of my sons. Iran tried to kill, to assassinate, one of my sons.

โ€” Benjamin NetanyahuRevealing the alleged assassination attempt on one of his sons by Iran.
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Originally published by Magyar Nemzet in Hungarian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.