Netanyahu to Hold Security Meeting Amid Heightened Tensions with Iran
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is scheduled to convene a limited security discussion on Friday afternoon in response to escalating tensions with Iran. Earlier the same day, Likud MK Moshe Saada told Channel 14 that Israel might launch an attack on Iran soon, possibly by the weekend. However, members of the ruling Likud party who are briefed on the situation have been instructed not to discuss Iran publicly. Likud officials clarified that Saada is not among those informed, suggesting he lacks up-to-date intelligence. A security source criticized Saada's comments, stating he "knows no more about the situation than a cat in the Kirya," referring to the Israeli military headquarters.
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