On the eve of the parliamentary elections in Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu is faced with opponents who support continued pressure on the Islamic Republic, but are divided on the way to deal with it. Netanyahu, the Likud leader, presented against the nuclear and missile program of the Islamic Republic and the overthrow of the Iranian government as one of his goals. Gadi Eisenkot, leader of the "Ishar" party, sees the Islamic Republic as a security threat. He considers military action to be justified only in the case of an attempt by Tehran to obtain nuclear weapons and says that the change of power must be assembled from within Iran. Naftali Bennett, the former prime minister of Israel, wants to focus directly on the Islamic Republic and apply military, economic, cyber and intelligence pressures with the "octopus doctrine". Itamar Ben Goyer, Israel's Minister of National Security and leader of the "Jewish Power" party, supported military operations against the Islamic Republic. Mansour Abbas, leader of the "Ream" party, focuses mainly on the issues of Arab society and the conflict between Israel and the Palestinians, and according to the information provided, he did not have a clear position regarding the military strategy towards the Islamic Republic. Read the full report on the Iran International website.