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The Israeli military said it sees no urgent need to strike Iran at present, but supports Israel joining any US military operation if President Donald Trump decides to carry one out. It will meanwhile continue to strengthen its readiness and monitor Iran’s missile and nuclear programs. At home, a dispute is unfolding over Knesset oversight of security decisions and the powers of Benjamin Netanyahu’s government. A vote on appointing Avigdor Lieberman as chair of the Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee was postponed until Monday, temporarily preventing him from accessing classified intelligence materials in that capacity. Gadi Eisenkot, who has been tasked with forming the government, also called for regular security briefings. He met Netanyahu for two hours on Thursday, and the two agreed to continue sharing updates as needed.
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