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Israel’s defence establishment is split on whether urgent action against Iran is necessary, with senior officials recommending waiting until a new government is formed before making operational decisions, Jerusalem Post reports.

The recommendation against immediate strike action represents a cautious stance, with officials suggesting that strategic decisions of this magnitude should be made by a fully constituted government rather than interim leadership.

However, the Military Intelligence Directorate (Aman) disagrees with this assessment and advocates for taking action against Iran, indicating a division within Israel’s security apparatus over Iran strategy and timing.

This disagreement reflects broader questions about the appropriate response to Iranian military capabilities and the balance between immediate security concerns and proper governmental process.

Sources: www.israelhayom.co.il, Jerusalem Post