Israel braces for possible Iranian assaults
Hebrew media outlets revealed that Israeli security forces have heightened their alert level to counter Iranian threats and their allies ahead of the Knesset elections scheduled for October 27, 2026. These threats include the possibility of direct attacks from Iran or operations carried out by Hezbollah, in addition to attempts at external interference and influencing the electoral process. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held a security meeting to discuss preparations and contacted the U.S. Secretary of State to follow up on regional developments, amid escalating tensions and military readiness to thwart any attacks or potential escalation. Despite concerns, intelligence reports have not indicated an imminent attack so far, but the government is taking precautionary measures to prevent any surprises during the election period.
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