Israel on High Alert as US May Strike Iran

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has ordered preparations for a possible war with Iran. Israeli media reported the directive on Wednesday evening. He instructed the Home Front Command and rescue agencies to prepare. According to Yedioth Ahronoth, authorities declared maximum alert. Security agencies across Israel have increased readiness.

 Israel’s public broadcaster KAN reported a schedule change. The Security Cabinet meeting was set for Thursday. However, officials moved it to Sunday. The meeting will discuss recent developments involving Iran. Authorities did not provide further details.

Meanwhile, Israeli assessments point to possible US military action. Reports suggest that Donald Trump may consider a large-scale strike on Iran. Officials believe Tehran rejected US demands during negotiations. Therefore, tensions have risen sharply in recent days. Some Israeli sources think time is running out.

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Furthermore, Israeli officials expect possible retaliation from Iran. They believe Iran may launch missiles at Israel. This could happen even without direct Israeli involvement. Security consultations suggest the situation is urgent. Officials say the timeline has shortened to days.

In a related statement, former intelligence chief Amos Yadlin warned of growing risks. He said Israel is closer to an attack than before. His remarks reflect rising concern among leaders. As a result, security forces remain on high alert. The region now faces a critical and uncertain moment.