Israeli opposition leaders are concerned that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu may launch an attack on Iran or provoke an Iranian attack against Israel to undermine Gadi Eisenkot's political efforts to form a new government and replace him, according to Axios. Netanyahu met with Eisenkot on Thursday for a two-hour briefing on Iran. A source close to Eisenkot said that he does not believe that the current situation justifies immediate military action against Tehran.

Israeli opposition leaders are concerned that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu may launch an attack on Iran or provoke an Iranian attack against Israel to undermine Gadi Eisenkot's political efforts to form a new government and replace him, according to Axios. Netanyahu met with Eisenkot on Thursday for a two-hour briefing on Iran. A source close to Eisenkot said that he does not believe that the current situation justifies immediate military action against Tehran.