"A small deviation of a missile that falls inside Israel is enough for a cause for war"

Israeli and American officials assess that economic pressure on Iran is bringing a popular uprising against the regime closer. Israel clarifies it will not initiate an attack, but an Israeli official warns that a direct hit on Israeli territory would be an opportunity to finish the job. Former minister Ron Dermer said that after the fall of the regime, Iran will become a close friend of Israel and join the Abraham Accords.

Israeli and American senior officials assess that the effective US economic pressure on Iran is bringing a popular uprising in the country closer. A senior American official testified in a closed conversation that Iranians are begging for cash, and the pressure also affects proxies in the Middle East. Israel is watching the erosion in Iran with vigilance and assesses it will generate processes to topple the regime from within. Despite the resumption of ballistic missile production, Israel signals it will not attack unless directly attacked. An Israeli official said that "a small deviation of a missile that falls inside Israel is enough for a cause for war," and called a direct attack on Israel an "opportunity" to finish the job in Iran. Prime Minister Netanyahu and Minister Katz clarified they will not hesitate to attack Iran if Israel is attacked, in a direct threat to energy and infrastructure facilities. Former minister Ron Dermer said at the IAC conference in Los Angeles that from the moment the regime falls, Iran will turn from an enemy into a close friend of Israel, join the Abraham Accords, and perhaps it will be called the "Cyrus Accords."