Israeli analyst: Yesterday's International Atomic Energy Agency report presents a disturbing picture: the agency does not have enough information on the condition of the underground uranium enrichment facilities in Isfaya and Iran's enriched uranium stockpiles.
Within this framework, Eisenkot met with Netanyahu this week and during a long security briefing he was presented with raw and updated intelligence information on the threat from Iran. The two even published a joint statement, not a separate one, and Eisenkot has yet to personally deny the seriousness of the threat presented to him; However, he disagrees about the need for an immediate attack.
Mossad head Roman Goffman's visit to Washington should also be evaluated within his professional responsibilities as head of Mossad, not as Netanyahu's political envoy.