Iran, Gaza and American pressure: The assessments in the security establishment — and the US midterm elections

The security establishment assesses that Iran is trying to buy time in the nuclear negotiations, and that the US will not attack before the midterm elections. Meanwhile, Israel is preparing for American pressure to advance a plan in Rafah, and the IDF is gearing up for the possibility of another maneuver in Gaza.

The security establishment assesses that Iran is trying to buy time in the nuclear negotiations and will not abandon its nuclear project or ballistic missile production. The assessment is that the White House will not order an attack on Iran before the US midterm elections, unless it identifies preparations for a surprise attack. There are over 3,000 American soldiers in Israel. After the elections, the White House is expected to renew pressure on Jerusalem to advance the establishment of a Palestinian city on the ruins of Rafah, funded by the UAE. The IDF is preparing for another maneuver to capture Gaza City and dismantle terrorist infrastructure, based on the Southern Command's assessment that Hamas does not intend to disarm. IDF forces in Hebron are preparing to demolish the homes of the terrorists who carried out last week's attack.

Iran, Gaza and American pressure: The assessments in the security establishment — and the US midterm elections