Ma'ariv: Washington presses Israel on Iran strike
Haaretz reported that the United States requested Israel over the past two weeks to carry out a unilateral attack on Iran, aiming to reduce tensions and preempt both the American and Israeli elections. However, the Israeli Chief of Staff, Eyal Zamir, informed that such an attack could delay Israeli elections, leading Washington to withdraw its request. Reports indicated that Iran's threat to regain its capabilities to produce drones and missiles prompted the U.S. to express a desire for Israel to assume the risks of an attack, amid concerns about the impact on elections in both countries. Nevertheless, Israel remains on high alert in preparation for potential scenarios, including possible Iranian responses. This is especially relevant given American plans to strike Iran, which include targeting aircraft and missile warehouses and military facilities. However, according to officials, Trump has declined to execute new American attacks against Iran.
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