Israel Today: Netanyahu promoted a limited operation in Iran, Chief of the General Staff opposed Benjamin Netanyahu insisted on an immediate military operation in Iran, but faced objections from Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir, who was not notified in advance of the plan. The director of the Mossad, Roman Gofman, supported the proposal, Israel Hayom writes, citing a source familiar with the discussions. According to the publication, it was a limited operation that could reignite the war. The newspaper's interlocutor claims that there could be operational reasons for its existence now that are not related to the elections.
Separately, the newspaper reports that Israel and the US are preparing a plan for a large-scale operation designed to initiate the fall of the Iranian regime. These are attacks against Iran's leadership and additional military measures that have not been used before. According to the publication's diplomatic sources, Donald Trump prefers to wait until after the mid-term elections in the United States: he is afraid that a new blow will raise oil prices and worsen the situation of the Republicans. Netanyahu's office previously called Channel 12's report on the Prime Minister's conflict with the Chief of the General Staff "fake". Defense Minister Israel Katz also said that Israel has no intention of attacking Iran before the elections. Israel Hayom The post was written using an artificial intelligence assistant.