PNN – Zionist regime media have reported an intensification of the rift between the regime’s Prime Minister and the head of the occupying army regarding the options available concerning Iran.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network citing Al-Mayadeen, Israel’s Channel 12 reported that disagreements between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Eyal Zamir—the Chief of the General Staff of the occupying army—regarding the options available to the regime vis-à-vis Iran have once again escalated.
According to this Zionist media outlet, Eyal Zamir believes that the operations Netanyahu is pushing for against Iran lack the necessary level of caution.
The New York Times recently reported, citing Zionist officials, that there were indeed disagreements between Benjamin Netanyahu and Eyal Zamir regarding an attack on Iran prior to the parliamentary elections.
According to The New York Times, Zamir opposed carrying out the attack envisioned by Netanyahu before the Knesset elections and expressed concern over pressure from Netanyahu to take unilateral action against Iran. Zamir believed that such a move would be a mistake and could trigger an Iranian attack on the occupied territories.