Netanyahu threatens Iran amid military denial
The Israeli army has emphasized that there are currently no preparations for a preemptive strike on Iran before the upcoming Israeli elections scheduled for Tuesday. They indicated that any future military action would be coordinated with the United States. The army has been on high alert for months and continues to strengthen its defenses amid ongoing concerns over Tehran's advancements in its nuclear, missile, and drone programs. Additionally, the army denied conducting a wide aerial operation or flights over Syria and Iraq aimed at escalating tensions. They assured that their efforts are focused on ensuring the elections proceed peacefully, despite heightened security vigilance. Meanwhile, Israeli Defense Minister Yisrael Katz has escalated his threats against Iran and Hezbollah, warning of taking extreme steps if Iran attacks Israel. He threatened to expand military operations in Lebanon, Syria, and the Gaza Strip. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reiterated the need to overthrow the Iranian regime, which seeks to develop nuclear weapons, considering this the ultimate solution to mitigate the threats.
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