Netanyahu's possible Iran military plans

The report from the Israeli Channel 12 indicated that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu proposed to U.S. President Donald Trump to launch a large-scale military operation against Iran before the Israeli elections, aiming to target Iran's nuclear program. The report confirmed that Netanyahu is looking to carry out such an operation before the elections scheduled for October 27, believing that his strength lies in leading a military campaign during the election period. At the same time, Trump's enthusiasm for the idea has waned after Netanyahu repeatedly requested it, as the Israeli army and the U.S. Central Command prepare for the possibility of carrying out the attack if Trump decides to do so. Israeli and American officials indicated that there is an impression that Netanyahu seeks to leverage the operation politically, while the Prime Minister's Office denied that Netanyahu is pushing for an attack before the elections, emphasizing ongoing dialogue with the Trump administration. Former Israeli defense officials suggested that Netanyahu might strike Iran or armed groups such as Hamas and Hezbollah before the elections.

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