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Does Netanyahu's interim government have the right to attack Iran?
Benjamin Netanyahu's government, after losing its majority in elections, is exercising power in interim status, but Israeli basic law essentially grants it the same authority as a regular government. Israel's Supreme Court has historically avoided interfering in military decisions, and parliamentary oversight is limited during this period. Legal experts confirm the prime minister could launch a military operation against Iran by invoking urgent security needs, though this would carry greater political responsibility.
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