Israel delays Iran conflict until noted date

Israeli security agencies have anticipated a decrease in the likelihood of an imminent military confrontation with Iran, following U.S. President Donald Trump's announcement of imposing a tough package of sanctions on Tehran. Sources clarified that these sanctions aim to buy time until after the U.S. midterm congressional elections, while the Israeli military is preparing to increase its readiness to face any potential Iranian attacks, especially in areas such as intelligence, arms supplies, missile defense systems, and the Air Force. Currently, there is also a discussion about the success of the United States in deterring countries that support Iran through economic sanctions, but the sources warned that tangible results require decisive American decisions. On another note, the Israeli defense establishment fears an inability to purchase necessary weapons, especially due to budget constraints. This crisis is expected to be discussed between the military, the Ministries of Defense and Finance, with a final decision awaiting approval from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu before the parliamentary recess.

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