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Yair Golan, leader of the Israeli Democratic Party, called on the military and security establishment leaders not to use armed forces to serve Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's political interests. He warned that deploying the army in electoral contexts could expose Israel to the risk of another military confrontation before the scheduled elections on Tuesday. Golan emphasized that Netanyahu lacks the legitimacy to launch a new military campaign at this time and stated that the lives of soldiers and citizens should not be used as bargaining chips in his struggle to remain in power. He urged officials to resist any military moves aimed at achieving personal goals, amid reports of disagreements over resuming attacks on Iran and concerns that President Trump is reluctant to escalate militarily before the upcoming Congress elections. Meanwhile, Netanyahu faces elections with stakes tied to forming a government amidst corruption allegations. Golan called on Israelis to participate in the vote to ensure the restoration of security and rationality.
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