Israel: Laut Katz keine Angriffe auf den Iran vor der Wahl geplant
Laut Verteidigungsminister Katz hat Israel nicht die Absicht, den Iran vor den Parlamentswahlen anzugreifen. Auf Angriffe werde man aber mit »großer Härte« reagieren.
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