With the first end-of-war talks between the United States and Iran ending without results, major Israeli media reported on the 12th (local time) th...
Smoke rises over the southern Lebanese city of Nabatieh after an Israeli airstrike on the 12th . AFP Yonhap News
With the first end-of-war talks between the United States and Iran ending without results, major Israeli media reported on the 12th that the Israeli military has begun preparations to resume the war.
Ynet reported that Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir instructed the military to raise its ‘heightened readiness posture’ that day and ordered it to prepare for a resumption of hostilities with Iran.
Channel 12, Channel 13, and the public broadcaster Kan , the three major Israeli terrestrial networks, also reported in unison, citing military sources, that the Israeli military is preparing to resume armed confrontation with Iran.
Channel 12 News reported that the Israeli military is not only preparing to resume the war, but is also thoroughly preparing for the possibility of a surprise attack by Iran.
Public broadcaster Kan reported, citing a senior defense official, that “Israel is interested in resuming war with Iran”. The official said, “The war ended too early without sufficient pressure being applied regarding the nuclear issue and ballistic missiles of Iran”.
The Israeli military has made no official comment on the reports.
In this regard, The Times of Israel pointed out that “Israeli military authorities are simultaneously releasing information through major media in a ‘coordinated information leak’. Some suggest that the Israeli military is intentionally leaking information to the media about its preparations to resume the war in order to pressure Iran and build legitimacy for the war.
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