Israel rules out war with Iran after Trump movements
The report discusses Israeli estimates indicating that the likelihood of a renewed military confrontation with Iran will decrease in the coming period, primarily following moves and signals from the United States and its announcement of new economic sanctions on Tehran. Analyses suggest that Israel expects no escalation to resume before the U.S. midterm elections, viewing sanctions as tools of pressure rather than immediate factors leading to war. Despite the reduced chances of escalation, the Israeli military continues to raise its state of readiness by enhancing intelligence capabilities, updating missile arsenals, and accelerating efforts to procure ammunition, in anticipation of any severe scenarios that may develop. Israeli concerns also include the country's deteriorating financial situation, which could hinder the procurement of vital military equipment. Upcoming meetings between relevant parties aim to bolster preparedness, noting that any decisive decision requires the approval of the Prime Minister. It is also expected that Iran would deploy more destructive weapons if a military confrontation were to occur, with escalation ultimately dependent on future political and military developments.
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