Benjamin Netanyahu could attack Iranian military targets

Will Benjamin Netanyahu attack Iranian military targets?
They claim that he informed Joe Biden of his plans .
Could the situation of revolt in Israel change?

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has informed the Government of US President Joe Biden that he plans to attack military facilities in Iran.

Instead of oil or nuclear targets, as reported this Monday by the newspaper Washington Post.

Netanyahu conveyed his intentions to Biden during their phone call last Wednesday.

According to information that a US official and another source familiar with the matter reported to the Post.

BENJAMIN NETANYAHU COULD ATTACK IRANIAN MILITARY TARGETS

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The retaliatory action would be calibrated to avoid the perception of «political interference in the US elections,» the source said.

Indicating that Netanyahu understands that the scope of the Israeli attack could influence the November 5 elections.

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An Israeli attack on Iranian oil facilities could skyrocket energy prices, with a direct impact on American consumers.

While an offensive against the country’s nuclear program could trigger a direct war between Israel and Iran, forcing the US to intervene.

What is the prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s plan?

Netanyahu’s plan to attack military targets, as Israel did after the Iranian attack in April, was met with relief in Washington, according to the Post.

The official statement published by the White House after the call between Biden and Netanyahu did not include any specific mention of the response that Israel is preparing.

This is in relation to the attack that Iran launched on April 13 on its territory with nearly 300 projectiles.

The United States has been in dialogue with Israel about that response for days.

What did the US say about it?

Given the situation, Washington hopes to influence its form to ensure that it is proportional.

And it also does not imply an escalation that leads to a regional war with a direct impact on the elections.

A rise in gasoline prices could especially harm the vice president and Democratic candidate, Kamala Harris.

Whom voters see as less capable of dealing with the economy than his rival, former president and Republican candidate Donald Trump. With information from EFE.