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Three flaws in your argument: 1. The United States and Israel have already prepared the operational plans for another military campaign against Iran, which could reportedly be launched within 96 hours of a political decision. Netanyahu has spoken with Trump dozens of times in recent weeks, and there are strong indications that Trump is considering renewed military action after the midterm elections. 2. But there is another dimension that deserves attention. Tehran military doctrine has undergone a fundamental transformation, shifting from forward defense to what can be described as forward offense. Iran is now much more willing to respond directly and aggressively to perceived threats. Netanyahu understands this very well. He could therefore seek to provoke an Iranian response through Israeli military actions, creating the justification for a broader Israeli attack if Trump ultimately decides against launching an American operation. 3. It is also important to understand how decisions are made in Israel. The political leadership makes the decisions, and the military is expected to implement them. There is no general legal prohibition, even now, on launching a military operation, although the applicable authorization requirements depend on its nature and expected consequences. Netanyahu exercises enormous influence over the security cabinet, and if a lawful decision to attack Iran is made, the IDF chief of staff would face a choice between implementing it and potentially stepping. I suggest you listen to what Eisenkot said in his speech tonight. He clearly recognizes this danger and understands that it is a real and tangible threat. Unfortunately, I believe your analysis seriously underestimates this risk and is therefore deeply flawed.