Attack on Iran approaching? The fateful elections overseas and Netanyahu's pressure

Are the US midterm elections marking the countdown to the renewal of the campaign against Iran? Israel is closely watching, as Trump sends mixed messages. According to AP, Netanyahu is pressuring Trump to resume fighting in order to form an emergency government. The IDF and the US military are coordinating preparations, but there is no change in home front guidelines.

Are the US midterm elections marking the countdown to the renewal of the campaign against Iran? Israel is closely monitoring developments in Washington, as President Donald Trump continues to send messages that do not provide a clear picture of his intentions. Behind the scenes, ongoing coordination is taking place between the IDF and the US military, particularly between the Intelligence Directorate and the Air Force and their counterparts in the United States. The Americans are also updating neighboring Gulf states as part of preparations for a full-scale campaign if it opens. On the Israeli home front, routine continues completely normally at this stage, with no new Home Front Command instructions. According to the Associated Press, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is pressuring Trump to resume fighting with Iran after the midterm elections, in order to form an emergency government after his bloc did not win a majority in the elections. Two regional sources and another source told AP that diplomatic efforts have made progress, and mediators from Qatar have held two rounds of talks with Iranian officials. The article reviews the differences between the previous campaigns, "With a Lion" and "Roar of the Lion," and notes that Iran still has about 450 kg of enriched uranium.