Israel suspends leaves and boosts readiness
Israeli Chief of Staff Iyal Zamir has decided to freeze soldiers' leave and impose a curfew on them during election day, while raising the highest level of alert within the security establishment to prepare for potential regional escalation or attacks aimed at influencing the voting process. This decision follows an assessment by officials who believe attacks during the voting period are likely. Accordingly, the army has intensified its operations and made changes to defensive measures in Gaza, Lebanon, Syria, and Jordan based on security intelligence indicating the intentions of terrorist organizations. Additionally, Zamir was informed by senior American officials about the U.S. Army's readiness for a possible renewed confrontation with Iran, which could lead to delaying the elections if a large-scale war breaks out.
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