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Benjamin Netanyahu’s caretaker government remains legally authorized to decide to wage war or launch a major military operation, provided the decision is made by the full cabinet or the Ministerial Committee on National Security—not by the prime minister alone. However, the Supreme Court requires caretaker governments to exercise restraint, except in cases of an immediate security threat. Precedents set by the Gaza operations in 2008, 2021 and 2022 show that caretaker governments have used force, often in response to attacks or in limited operations. The disagreement with Washington, which does not currently see a need to resume strikes on Iran, further complicates Netanyahu’s call to overthrow the regime in Tehran. Meanwhile, Gadi Eisenkot is urging caution, and the defense establishment is raising its readiness in anticipation of an attack.
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