Following the report in the American media about the possibility of new military strikes against Iran, the question arose to what extent the occurrence of the war could strengthen Benjamin Netanyahu's position in the negotiations for the establishment of the future Israeli government. In a situation where Netanyahu may remain as prime minister of the interim government or become an agent of forming a new government, his role in the decision to initiate military operations and the political and legal consequences of such action will be discussed. An interview with Ben Sabati, a researcher of Iran and Israel, and David Moatai, a journalist and director of Channel 98, the Iranian television station in Israel.

Following the report in the American media about the possibility of new military strikes against Iran, the question arose to what extent the occurrence of the war could strengthen Benjamin Netanyahu's position in the negotiations for the establishment of the future Israeli government. In a situation where Netanyahu may remain as prime minister of the interim government or become an agent of forming a new government, his role in the decision to initiate military operations and the political and legal consequences of such action will be discussed. An interview with Ben Sabati, a researcher of Iran and Israel, and David Moatai, a journalist and director of Channel 98, the Iranian television station in Israel.