Katz Denies Friction Between Political Echelon and Military Over Iran
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Defense Minister Israel Katz denied reports of friction between the political echelon and the IDF over Iran. According to the reports, there were disagreements between the political leadership and the military over how to act against Iran.
Katz said there is no plan to attack Iran before the elections. He claimed that security decisions are made in full coordination, and that there is no significant disagreement between the minister and the chief of staff. The report in which this was found did not elaborate further on his remarks.
The Iran issue remains one of the central topics in Israel's security debate. Iran is identified as one of the countries that pose a threat to Israel's security, so every statement by senior officials on the matter receives considerable attention from the public and the media.
At this stage, it is unclear whether the reports of disagreement will continue. The public will keep following developments on the issue, especially in the period leading up to the elections.
Sources: Roya News
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