A senior Israeli official told Army Radio's Moriah Asraf that the coming week is fateful for the possibility of resuming the campaign against Iran. The US is expected to increase strikes in coming days; no expectation of fire toward Israel at this point.
A senior Israeli official told Army Radio's Moriah Asraf on Saturday evening that the coming week is 'fateful' for the possibility of renewing the campaign against Iran. The official said the US is expected to increase its strikes on Iranian targets in the coming days, but added that there is currently no expectation of direct fire toward Israel. The statement comes amid a period of heightened US-Iran tensions. Earlier this month, The Zioneer reported that Israeli assessments indicated a growing probability of a return to all-out fighting if a US-Iran deal is not reached soon (published June 11). An analysis published on Saturday, reported by The Zioneer, assessed that Iran is planning high-profile attacks on Israeli and US officials, though the assessment remains unconfirmed. The situation remains fluid, and no further details were provided.
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