Israel's Channel 12 reported in a report on Sunday, November 1, that the signs of the possibility of renewing the war with Iran are increasing day by day, and experts are warning against the Islamic Republic's nuclear program and its other military capabilities, and estimate that about half of Iran's missile arsenal still remains. Raz Zimet, head of the Iran program at the Israel Institute for National Security Studies, told this network: "I think there are only a few days or at most a few weeks left until Trump comes to the conclusion that there is no point in waiting for Iran's response." Zimet predicted the worsening of tensions before January and the inauguration of the new American Congress after the mid-term elections. He added: "Trump will try to do this before the new US Congress takes office after the midterm elections." Zimet further estimated that the Islamic Republic currently has about 1,500 ballistic missiles, and in the event of another conflict, Israeli cities will once again be targets of these missiles.