Zamir hints at postponing Israel's elections... with the possibility of attacking Iran

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In conjunction with preparations for the parliamentary elections in Israel, preparations are being made for the possibility of resuming the war against Iran.

A senior American official told Israeli Channel 12 that Israeli Army Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir received a briefing about American military preparations to return to fighting against Iran in the coming weeks.

The source also added that Zamir warned that a return to war during the next three weeks may lead to the postponement of the Israeli elections scheduled for October 27, after an assessment that the resumption of large-scale American attacks on Iran may push it to launch missiles towards Israel.

In addition, senior American officials indicated that US President Donald Trump is considering resuming military operations before the US and Israeli elections.

They also made clear that the final decision regarding the timing of any US attack on Iran will be taken within the next seven to ten days.

Note that Trump had confirmed in a post yesterday on his “Truth Social” platform that his country would not launch any attack on Iran before the midterm elections for the US Congress, scheduled for next November 3.

This came as 3 American aircraft carriers will soon head to the Middle East, as part of a plan prepared by the US Department of Defense (the Pentagon) for a focused three-day military campaign against Iran, according to informed American sources. The sources explained that the US military had prepared options to launch a short wave of strikes, including targets such as the Iranian drone and missile arsenal, energy infrastructure, and other military sites.