Israel cancels leaves and raises alert
Israeli Army Chief of Staff Iyal Zamir has decided to freeze soldiers' leaves and impose a curfew on them during Election Day, while raising the security alert level in anticipation of any regional escalation or attacks aimed at influencing the voting process. This decision came after security assessments indicated a likelihood of attacks during the voting day, prompting the army to intensify its operations and modify defense measures in Gaza, Lebanon, Syria, and along the Jordanian borders based on intelligence regarding the intentions of terrorist organizations. American officials also informed Zamir of the US military's preparations for a possible broad escalation of fighting with Iran, with expectations that the elections might be postponed if a war breaks out.
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