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Ongoing Story· Day 10

US and Israel Draft Plans for Strikes on Iran Post-Midterms

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The Jerusalem PostSecurity

Israel Assesses Iran Stalling Nuclear Talks, US Weighs Post-Midterm Actions

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Israeli defense officials assess that Iran is stalling nuclear talks and buying time, while the US considers military action and a potential Gaza offensive. Following US midterm elections, Washington is expected to pressure Israel regarding a new Palestinian city in Rafah. The IDF is preparing for a ground operation in Gaza City as Hamas rejects disarmament, and troops are set to demolish homes of terrorists in Hebron.

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  • Israel believes Iran is stalling nuclear talks and buying time before potential US military action.
  • The US is expected to pressure Israel on establishing a Palestinian city in Rafah post-midterm elections.
  • The IDF is preparing for a ground offensive to capture Gaza City and dismantle Hamas infrastructure.
  • Hamas has reportedly rejected proposals to disarm its forces.
  • IDF troops are preparing to demolish the homes of terrorists responsible for a recent attack in Hebron.
Israel Assesses Iran Stalling Nuclear Talks, US Weighs Post-Midterm Actions
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