On the 26th local time, according to Israeli sources, Israeli Defense Minister Katz issued a statement on the same day denying reports of major differences between the leadership of the Israeli government and Israel's Chief of General Staff Zamir, and clearly stating that Israel has no plans to actively attack Iran before the parliamentary election on the 27th local time. Katz said in a statement that media reports that the current government and the Israeli military have serious differences over the Iran issue have no factual basis. Earlier, several local Israeli media reported that Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu had issued a secret military order to the military, and senior Israeli military officials resisted the order because they feared that the military operation might ignite a new round of major clashes with Iran before the election. A heated dispute broke out between the two sides as a result. Katz said in a statement that Israel had no intention of taking the initiative to launch military action against Iran before the election, but at the same time stressed that if Israel were attacked by Iran, the Israeli military would definitely use absolute force to carry out a high-intensity counterattack.

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