Former Israeli Consul General in Houston Gilad Katz said Sunday that Iran avoids attacking Israel because it fears Prime Minister Netanyahu's leadership and knows Israel will not stand idly by. His remarks were reported by Channel 14.
In an interview broadcast Sunday morning on Channel 14, former Israeli Consul General in Houston Gilad Katz stated that Iran's reluctance to directly attack Israel stems from its fear of Prime Minister Netanyahu's leadership. Katz argued that while Iran may make threats, in practice Israel is the only country in the region that deters Iran. He added that Iran hopes for a change in Israeli leadership that would be more hesitant to act. The remarks are Katz's personal analysis and do not represent an official government position. No prior reporting on this specific thread by The Zioneer.
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