Security cabinet expected to convene Sunday for first time in over a month amid preparations for possible Iran strike
Israel’s security cabinet is expected to convene this Sunday for the first time in more than a month, following a Kan News report revealing that the cabinet had instructed the IDF to increase its readiness for a potential strike on Iran without holding a subsequent meeting.
The directives could lead to military operations that risk escalating into war, despite the cabinet having last convened on October 5.
Yashar! chairman Gadi Eisenkot called on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to refrain from unnecessary military operations until the next government is formed. Eisenkot also approached the attorney general to request a security briefing.
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