Israel's elections and the calculation of the new round of war The Economist magazine examined the dimensions and consequences of the composition of the Knesset: Israel's elections and developments in America affect the fate of the new round of military tensions with Iran. On the eve of the elections, Benjamin Netanyahu required the security institutions to prepare a list of new targets, claiming to try to overthrow the Iranian regime; However, the Israeli security authorities believe that the government cannot be overthrown from abroad. In the event of defeat, it is possible that Netanyahu will take advantage of the security crisis to prevent the formation of an opposition coalition. Trump's previous opposition to strikes is also changing, and US officials are considering days-long strikes focused on economic targets after the Nov. 3 midterm elections. The Persian Gulf countries are worried about the spread of the war; Especially Saudi Arabia, which is worried about the double pressure on its air defense systems due to Yemen attacks, and sees a blockade on ports as cheaper. At the same time, the escalation of conflicts in the West Bank and near Hebron raised security concerns. Although regional oppositions and military doubts prevent the attack, the risk of Netanyahu's defeat together with Washington's willingness increase the possibility of an escalation in tension. Full text also read this report: Tel Aviv after the elections the channel.

Israel's elections and the calculation of the new round of war The Economist magazine examined the dimensions and consequences of the composition of the Knesset: Israel's elections and developments in America affect the fate of the new round of military tensions with Iran. On the eve of the elections, Benjamin Netanyahu required the security institutions to prepare a list of new targets, claiming to try to overthrow the Iranian regime; However, the Israeli security authorities believe that the government cannot be overthrown from abroad. In the event of defeat, it is possible that Netanyahu will take advantage of the security crisis to prevent the formation of an opposition coalition. Trump's previous opposition to strikes is also changing, and US officials are considering days-long strikes focused on economic targets after the Nov. 3 midterm elections. The Persian Gulf countries are worried about the spread of the war; Especially Saudi Arabia, which is worried about the double pressure on its air defense systems due to Yemen attacks, and sees a blockade on ports as cheaper. At the same time, the escalation of conflicts in the West Bank and near Hebron raised security concerns. Although regional oppositions and military doubts prevent the attack, the risk of Netanyahu's defeat together with Washington's willingness increase the possibility of an escalation in tension. Full text also read this report: Tel Aviv after the elections the channel.