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Kan: Israeli fears on attacking Iran before elections
The Israeli Broadcasting Authority "Kan" revealed security concerns within Israel regarding launching an attack on Iran before the October 27 elections, fearing it might be seen as a political intervention. Despite intensive military preparations, the plans for a potential operation have not yet been finalized. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had been planning a broad operation targeting nuclear facilities and Iranian government sites, but U.S. President Trump opposed executing it before the midterm elections in November. Israel conducted air drills near the Iranian border to deter Tehran, amid fears of an unintended confrontation, while Netanyahu affirmed that Israel will continue its efforts to destroy Iran's nuclear program, though there are no intentions to launch an attack before the elections.
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