Parzin Nadimi, a defense and security analyst, said that Israel's military doctrine has changed fundamentally since the October 7 attacks. According to him, instead of focusing on curbing the military power of the Islamic Republic and its proxy groups, Israel is now seeking to eliminate the threats before they materialize through pre-emptive attacks. Nadimi added that if Eisenkot wins the elections in Israel, the new government may give priority to restoring the military force and strengthening the army's personnel instead of immediately continuing the conflict with the Islamic Republic. However, he emphasized that an escalation in Tehran's threats could leave Israel's policy of direct confrontation with the Islamic Republic on the agenda.

Parzin Nadimi, a defense and security analyst, said that Israel's military doctrine has changed fundamentally since the October 7 attacks. According to him, instead of focusing on curbing the military power of the Islamic Republic and its proxy groups, Israel is now seeking to eliminate the threats before they materialize through pre-emptive attacks. Nadimi added that if Eisenkot wins the elections in Israel, the new government may give priority to restoring the military force and strengthening the army's personnel instead of immediately continuing the conflict with the Islamic Republic. However, he emphasized that an escalation in Tehran's threats could leave Israel's policy of direct confrontation with the Islamic Republic on the agenda.