The war with Iran is not over, it has probably been postponed

Ron Ben-Yishai analyzes the state of the war against Iran: there is no information about an existential threat, but Iran is accelerating missile production and hardening facilities. Israel fears losing American military cooperation and an agreement that would leave it alone facing Tehran.

Commentator Ron Ben-Yishai argues that the war with Iran has not ended but has been postponed, and that the immediate danger is not an Iranian miscalculation but a deliberate 'calculation' by Tehran, which could break the American naval blockade by attacking the US and its allies. He notes that Israeli and American intelligence have no information about an existential threat from Iran, but Iran has resumed producing ballistic missiles and hardening nuclear facilities damaged in operations 'Im Klevi' and 'Sha'agat Ha'Ari'. The main concern in Israel is American abandonment: dependence on military cooperation with the US exposes the limits of IDF and Mossad independence, and there is fear that Trump will sign an agreement with Iran that includes Israeli concessions and leaves Israel alone facing Iran.