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Former Israeli general Yisrael Ziv warned that a retaliatory U.S. attack on Iran, which could come after the midterm elections, might ignite regional chaos that would be difficult to contain and put civilians and infrastructure at risk. He said the collapse of the Iranian state might not bring about a pro-Western government, but could instead lead to weapons spreading and hundreds of kilograms of enriched uranium falling into the hands of armed groups. He called for continued pressure and targeted military threats to achieve specific security goals, such as neutralizing Iran’s nuclear program and reducing its missile capabilities, rather than launching a broad war that could backfire.
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