Israeli official rules out attack on Iran before elections

The article discusses the position of Israeli officials regarding the possibility of launching an attack on Iran. An Israeli military official confirmed that there is no reason to carry out an attack before the elections and that Israel will act if it detects Iranian preparations to target it. At the same time, tensions between Lebanon and Israel have escalated, with Hezbollah warning that it will not control its responses if its members are investigated, focusing on the Beqaa Valley shipment issue, which was presented as a settlement to avoid escalation. Diplomats also pointed to international messages received by Lebanon urging it to stay out of the Israeli-Iranian conflict. Expectations of further political escalation against the Lebanese army and authorities are based on the outcomes of Tampa's stance, while the U.S. side is trying to maintain bilateral negotiations between Lebanon and Israel, with the UNIFIL mission's mandate ending at the end of the year.

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