BIG | 🇮🇱🇮🇷‼️‼️ A serious disagreement has reportedly emerged between Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir over military preparations involving Iran. Zamir is said to fear that moving ahead before tomorrow’s elections could trigger a preemptive Iranian strike and potentially ignite a wider war. According to Israel’s N12, citing three sources familiar with the discussions, Zamir opposes implementing the proposed measures before the elections, warning that Tehran could mistake Israeli preparations for an imminent attack. Netanyahu, Defense Minister Israel Katz, Mossad Director Roman Gofman, and Shin Bet chief David Zini reportedly favor proceeding without delay, with Gofman warning that time is running out. Reports conflict over the positions of Air Force Commander Omer Tishler and Military Intelligence chief Shlomi Binder. N12 also reports that Zamir’s position could become untenable if Netanyahu forms the next government. Netanyahu’s office has rejected the entire report as “fake news.” The reported disagreement centers on a critical military risk. Preparations intended to strengthen Israel’s readiness could be interpreted by Iran as evidence of an approaching attack, potentially encouraging Tehran to strike first. The alleged divisions also raise questions about coordination between Israel’s political leadership and senior military commanders during a period of heightened regional tensions. However, the conflicting accounts and Netanyahu’s explicit denial mean the reported internal dispute remains contested. See the latest updates with us: @visionergeo