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Israeli assessments increasingly point to the possibility that attacks on Iran could resume within weeks, amid stalled diplomacy and U.S.-Israeli preparations. Tel Aviv is weighing whether the strikes would target nuclear facilities or conventional military capabilities. Israeli officials warn that Iran is making progress at hardened sites and may change its position on nuclear weapons. Estimates suggest Iran has about 400 kilograms of uranium enriched to 60 percent and roughly 1,500 ballistic missiles, with half of its long-range arsenal hidden in tunnels. The assessments indicate that destroying buried nuclear material could require a complex ground operation. Tehran says it would respond forcefully to any attack and does not consider limited strikes an existential threat to the regime.
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