Hillel Bitton Rosen, a retired Israeli military figure and commentator, stated that while an Israeli strike on Iran currently appears distant, readiness is being maintained. He attributed the assessment to the volatile nature of the Middle East and the unpredictability of both the Trump administration and Iranian leadership, according to his remarks on social media Tuesday afternoon.
Hillel Bitton Rosen, a reservist officer and defense analyst active on social media, posted a brief assessment Tuesday afternoon stating that while a direct Israeli military strike on Iran seems unlikely in the near term, the security establishment remains on alert. His remarks reflect a view that the region's dynamics—combined with the unpredictable policies of the Trump administration and Iran's leadership—could shift rapidly. Bitton Rosen did not cite specific intelligence or imminent threats. The statement is an opinion/analysis, not an official Israeli government announcement. As The Zioneer has previously reported, the Iran-Israel shadow war has seen periodic spikes, but no direct large-scale Israeli strike on Iranian soil has been confirmed by official sources in recent months.
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