‘Israeli’ military finished preparations for potential strike on Iran: Hebrew media

‘Israel’s’ military has completed preparations for a potential strike on Iran and is on high alert, according to a report by i24NEWS, while officials note differing expectations with the United States over the likely length of any renewed conflict.

The report says the ‘Israeli’ military had finished all its deployments and readiness measures for an attack on Iran.

It stated that alert levels were “very, very high, both in defense and offense,” with American aircraft landing in ‘Israel’ as decision-makers await direction from US President Donald Trump.

The report adds that ‘Israel’ assesses that any new campaign would likely be prolonged, in contrast to Trump’s reported preference for a short operation.

‘Israeli’ security officials have previously indicated that target lists covering infrastructure, nuclear sites, military capabilities and missiles continue to be updated, and that preparations remain contingent on political orders.

The same report assessed that opening a direct confrontation with Iran would almost certainly activate a second front against Hezbollah in Lebanon.

Officials advised readiness for simultaneous threats of drones, unmanned aerial vehicles and rocket fire from the north, while cautioning against unnecessary panic.

These developments come amid recent US military movements in the region, including the presence of multiple destroyers, aircraft carriers and increased air activity.

‘Israeli’ security sources have stressed that such steps provide options for Trump rather than signaling an imminent decision to strike, and that ‘Israel’ is also preparing for possible Iranian retaliation or a preemptive move by Tehran.

Earlier in October, reports of ‘Israeli’ Air Force training sorties that approached Iran’s border, heightened domestic readiness measures ahead of ‘Israeli’ elections, and discussions of potential joint US-‘Israeli’ planning after the US midterms contributed to the elevated tensions.