Israeli Defense Minister Warns of Iranian Attack Amid Economic Pressure
Translated & summarized from Makan by baba
Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz warned that Iran might attack Israel due to mounting economic pressure, especially during upcoming Jewish holidays. This comes amid U.S.-Iran exchanges of fire, though Pakistan remains hopeful for dialogue.
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- Defense Minister Katz warned of potential Iranian attack on Israel.
- Economic pressure on Iran increases the risk of attack, Katz said.
- Iran reportedly tends to attack Israel during Jewish holidays.
- Pakistan expressed optimism for dialogue despite U.S.-Iran strikes.
- Four Iranian air force members were killed in a U.S. strike.
Defense Minister Israel Katz has warned that Iran may launch an attack against Israel due to increasing economic pressure on the Tehran regime. Speaking at a conference organized by the "Walla!" news site, Katz stated that the likelihood of an Iranian attack on Israel grows as economic sanctions tighten. He added that Iranians tend to target Israel during Jewish holidays, noting that the holiday season begins in about a week and lasts for approximately three weeks.
In a related development, Pakistan's Foreign Ministry expressed optimism about a return to dialogue between Iran and the United States, despite recent exchanges of fire. The ministry voiced concern over the escalation and called for continued diplomatic efforts to de-escalate tensions.
The Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps announced that four members of its air force were killed in a U.S. strike targeting the Kermanshah province in western Iran.
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