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Israel provided intelligence information indicating that Iran is considering setting chemical weapons against Israel and other regional adversaries. Israeli intelligence officials warned that Tehran accelerates efforts to provide chemical materials through ballistic missiles, drones or secret operations, describing the threat as more immediate than Iran's nuclear ambitions. The intelligence divided Washington: Some seniors see the threat credible, while others doubt its credibility and feel that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu wants to pressure President Donald Trump to renew the major military operations against Iran. Gulf officials expressed similar skepticism, citing insufficient evidence. The warnings come from a significant accumulation of the U.S. military and planning to reinvigorate attacks, perhaps on November 4.

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Israel provided intelligence information indicating that Iran is considering setting chemical weapons against Israel and other regional adversaries. Israeli intelligence officials warned that Tehran accelerates efforts to provide chemical materials through ballistic missiles, drones or secret operations, describing the threat as more immediate than Iran's nuclear ambitions. The intelligence divided Washington: Some seniors see the threat credible, while others doubt its credibility and feel that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu wants to pressure President Donald Trump to renew the major military operations against Iran. Gulf officials expressed similar skepticism, citing insufficient evidence. The warnings come from a significant accumulation of the U.S. military and planning to reinvigorate attacks, perhaps on November 4.

Israel provided intelligence information indicating that Iran is considering setting chemical weapons against Israel and other regional adversaries. Israeli intelligence officials warned that Tehran accelerates efforts to provide chemical materials through ballistic missiles, drones or secret operations, describing the threat as more immediate than Iran's nuclear ambitions. The intelligence divided Washington: Some seniors see the threat credible, while others doubt its credibility and feel that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu wants to pressure President Donald Trump to renew the major military operations against Iran. Gulf officials expressed similar skepticism, citing insufficient evidence. The warnings come from a significant accumulation of the U.S. military and planning to reinvigorate attacks, perhaps on November 4.

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