Amir Giti, a member of the editorial board of Iran International, said that internal political developments in Israel and disagreements over forming a new government will not prevent the country’s military action against the Islamic Republic. According to him, if Israeli officials conclude that their country’s security is at risk, they may carry out an attack without Washington’s approval.

Giti added that despite extensive coordination between the Israeli army and the U.S. Central Command, no decision has yet been made to launch an immediate military operation. He emphasized that even if Washington and Tehran reach an agreement, Israel may act independently in response to the reconstruction of the Islamic Republic’s nuclear or military capabilities.