Israeli press: The army was instructed to increase preparations for a possible attack on Iran

Israeli media noted that the Security Cabinet instructed the army to increase preparations for a possible attack on Iran.

Israeli state television KAN reported that the cabinet gave this instruction even though it had not met for more than a month.

The news stated that the Israeli Security Cabinet instructed the army to increase preparations for a possible attack on Iran, and that these instructions could lead to a war.

Despite US President Donald Trump's statements that there is no need for a new attack on Iran, Israeli security sources stated that the army continues its preparations against the possibility of Israel launching a new attack on Iran, in line with the instructions of the cabinet.

Security sources argued that if an agreement is not reached or the attacks are not resumed, "the gains achieved to date will be lost."

On the other hand, Israel's Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper reported that the Security Cabinet will meet on Sunday after more than a month.

With the possibility of a possible attack on Iran coming to the agenda again in the Israeli press, Yashar Party leader Gadi Eisenkot, who was authorized to form a government after the October 27 elections, warned interim Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to avoid non-urgent military actions.

In the statement made by Netanyahu's office, Eisenkot was accused of acting irresponsibly on security issues.