Events surrounding Iran are being closely monitored in Israel. Security agencies have moved to the highest state of alert, considering the possibility of the conflict escalating into a full-scale war.
According to the "Ynet" portal, a tense atmosphere will prevail in Israel over the coming weekend. The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) and air defense units have been brought to a state of maximum combat readiness. Security structures are continuously assessing the operational situation, taking into account the risk of the conflict with Iran reigniting.
According to reports, the IDF is working on various scenarios, and the security system is being maintained in a state of full readiness against the possibility of a sharp escalation.
It is reported that the latest military operation against Iran has significantly strengthened cooperation between the Israeli and US armies. Currently, coordination and joint planning between the military structures of the two countries have reached a higher level than before. The Israeli side is informed about the key elements of US military plans and is preparing for various scenarios of how events might unfold.
However, Israeli security circles admit that one of the most difficult factors to predict is the decisions that will be made by US President Donald Trump.
“We know that he can change his plans at the last minute,” a security source stated.
Israeli officials recall that a number of military operations previously considered inevitable were either canceled or significantly altered at the last minute. Therefore, even if it is believed in Tel Aviv that Donald Trump has already made his decision and the preparation process is proceeding at full speed, the possibility of Washington making a different decision at the last moment cannot be excluded.
It is reported that cooperation between the US Central Command (CENTCOM) and the IDF is currently at the highest level, and joint planning is being compared to the coordination on the eve of the previously conducted "Lion's Roar" operation.
Major General (res.) Uzi Dayan, former Deputy Chief of the General Staff of the IDF, stated that Israel must maintain full combat readiness against any step that might be taken by Iran. According to him, the US should also not be satisfied with statements alone and must take more decisive steps.