The Israeli security cabinet held a meeting last night regarding the possibility of war with Iran. It has been reported that no specific decisions regarding military operations were made during this meeting, which lasted over two hours. Kasra Najafi, a BBC Persian journalist who has traveled to Israel, spoke with Rami Igra, a former senior official of Mossad, and initially asked him: To what extent is there a possibility of Israel getting involved in a potential military operation against Iran?
Former Senior Mossad Official: Israel Will Only Get Involved If Iran Attacks
The Israeli security cabinet discussed the potential for war with Iran but did not make any decisions on military action. A former Mossad official indicated that Israel would only intervene if Iran were to launch an attack.
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📰 What Happened
The Israeli security cabinet met to discuss the potential for military conflict with Iran but did not reach any decisions. A former Mossad official stated that Israel would only act if Iran initiated an attack.
- The meeting lasted over two hours without specific military decisions.
- Rami Igra emphasized a reactive rather than proactive military stance.
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📚 Background
Israel and Iran have a long-standing rivalry, particularly over Iran's nuclear ambitions and support for militant groups in the region. Tensions have escalated in recent years.
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