The 12 captives network reported that there is a fierce disagreement between Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister, and Eyal Zamir, the Chief of Staff of that country's army, over the implementation of a military order that may lead to a new confrontation with Iran.

The 12 captives network reported that there is a fierce disagreement between Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister, and Eyal Zamir, the Chief of Staff of that country's army, over the implementation of a military order that may lead to a new confrontation with Iran.

According to this report, Zamir "refused" to implement this order and demanded further investigations and the provision of written and signed legal approval from Netanyahu.

Channel 12 reported, citing security sources, that there is concern among army commanders that political parties want to use the Iran issue for political gains on the eve of the parliamentary elections on Tuesday, October 27.

The details of the controversial military operation were not published, and this network said that it published its report in accordance with the limitations of military censorship.

In an interview with Channel 14 Prisoners in Israel, Netanyahu called this report "baseless" and said: "There was no disagreement between us."

Reuters