Israel ready to resume strikes on Iran as regime aims to rebuild nuclear program - report

Israeli authorities anticipate a resumption of strikes against Iran, according to a report by Saudi state-owned Al Hadath. Intelligence sources claim Iran is attempting to reactivate its nuclear program in preparation for a potential attack. The Israeli regime is prepared both defensively and offensively for renewed conflict with Iran and other potential fronts.

The official stated that Israel would strike nuclear facilities and other sites belonging to Iran if Tehran breaches any red lines, whether in cooperation with or independent of the United States. The report also highlights the increasing pressure on the Iranian regime due to economic sanctions, which could lead to military actions in the region, even against Israel.

The official emphasized that the only path to a non-nuclear Iran is through regime change. He also noted that Israel's upcoming elections on October 27 would not influence its decision to strike Iran. Despite the continuation of negotiations between the US and Iran, Israel remains unconvinced by the current attempts, citing Tehran's delays and reliance on political outcomes in the US and Israel.

Iran's Foreign Minister and US envoys met on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly, but no agreement was reached, with disagreements persisting over issues such as the Strait of Hormuz and a lack of trust.