Israel is set to hold a meeting of the mini political-security cabinet (Kabinat) on Sunday, the first since October 5, after it was disclosed that the cabinet had directed the army to raise its readiness for a possible attack on Iran despite not having convened. The move coincides with a political dispute between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Gadi Eisenkot, opposition fears that Netanyahu might resort to a military step, and warnings of a war breaking out.
The coverage focused on the timing and reasons for the meeting: one report limited itself to announcing the date, others linked it to preparations regarding Iran, another turned attention to political fears of a military step and the Netanyahu–Eisenkot confrontation, while one centered on warnings of a war breaking out.