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There is a question about who will intervene on behalf of Saudi Arabia. There is fear among some countries, but our assessment is that an intervention will happen. All possibilities are open, and it is not too late yet.

The Houthis are accustomed to building power more than operating it on this scale. They are a serious enemy, and they have built themselves well over the long term, but what is happening puts them before a major challenge. It is not a coincidence that they act sequentially, not in parallel, against their adversaries.

Two basic points must be said in this context. The first is that this serves Israel to a large extent, because it drains the military power of an enemy that is preparing and getting ready to strike us in the future. In addition, we monitor and observe methods of work and tactics and learn a lot from what is happening there, including weapons not necessarily produced by the Houthis.

There will be no escape from resuming the battle in Iran in the future, but it seems that this will not happen before the Israeli elections and the US midterm elections scheduled for November 3.

If Hamas tried two months ago to present a false image of its readiness to disarm, today it is not doing so either, and it is investing its efforts in preparing to return to fighting

Talks recently took place between Netanyahu and US President Donald Trump regarding striking Iran, without a final decision

Confusing the internal scene without reaching a broad confrontation