Media: Israel may launch preemptive strike on Iran

Israeli authorities are contemplating the possibility of launching a preemptive strike against Iran, should an attack from Tehran appear imminent.

On the evening of August 4, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu convened a high-level meeting with key military and intelligence officials to discuss the escalating situation. The meeting was attended by Defense Minister Yoav Galant, Israeli Army Chief of General Staff Herzi Halevi, Mossad Chief David Barnea, and General Security Service Head Ronen Bar, Caliber.Az reports, citing The Times of Israel.

The discussions focused on the potential for a preemptive strike, with officials emphasizing that such action could only be considered if there is absolute certainty regarding Iran’s intentions. The meeting highlighted the critical need for precise intelligence to justify any preventive measures.

The move reflects heightened concerns about Iran’s military activities and intentions in the region. Israeli leaders are weighing their options carefully, balancing the need for security with the potential repercussions of a preemptive strike.