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The Chief of Staff of the Israeli army, Eyal Zamir, decided to prevent soldiers from leaving their bases on the upcoming election day on October 27, as part of exceptional security measures aimed at increasing preparedness on multiple fronts, including the border with Syria, in order to confront the possibility of attacks targeting Israel during the voting process. The army also strengthened its operational activity and made changes to deployment and defensive procedures on the fronts with Syria, Lebanon, Gaza, and the Jordanian border, based on security intelligence indicating risks of attacks by armed organizations, amid fears that the political phase might be exploited to carry out sudden operations. These measures come amid rising concerns in Israel over escalating tensions with Iran and the potential resumption of large-scale military actions against Tehran.
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