Iran intends to attack in Europe? Former Mossad senior official: "Spins and deceptions" | Listen

Haim Tomer, a former senior Mossad official, claims that the Iranian threats to attack in Europe are spins and deceptions by interested parties in Israel. He criticizes the management of the strategic campaign, calls for a security arrangement with al-Jolani, and warns of the collapse of the IDF due to the burden.

Haim Tomer, a former senior Mossad official, was interviewed today on Radio 103FM and claimed that the recent scares about an Iranian attack in Europe are deliberate spins and deceptions by domestic parties. According to him, "they are producing statements, spins and deliberate deceptions by people who are artists of deceiving Israeli public opinion." Tomer noted that Iran retains a residual missile capability of 50%-60% (about 2,000 missiles) and 700 kg of uranium enriched to 60%, but most of its threats do not materialize. He sharply attacked the Israeli approach: "They are misleading the public in Israel to believe that everything can be solved by force, until the last terrorist, until the last Iranian - that's nonsense." Tomer called for an opportunity for a security arrangement with al-Jolani, and warned that the Chief of Staff said the IDF is close to collapse due to the burden on recruitment resources.