Israeli Military Analyst Warns of Severe Consequences and Unpredictable Aftermath of War with Iran

According to the International Desk of Webangah News Agency, Yoav Limor, a military analyst for the Zionist regime, underscored in an article published by the newspaper Israel Hayom that the interim administration has failed to secure the support of more than half of the Israeli populace. Lacking a broad social base and enduring widespread public disapproval, serious questions arise regarding whether such a government possesses the fundamental legitimacy to instigate another major conflict.

According to this assessment, such a political precedent is unprecedented within the regime. Governments typically refrain from launching extensive military campaigns during transitional phases prior to forming a new cabinet, as executing such a scenario demands a broad consensus among major political factions, making the likelihood of such an occurrence exceptionally low.

The analysis further highlights that numerous ambiguities, including the duration of the conflict, the magnitude of the expenditures, and the ultimate endgame, remain unanswered. The Zionist regime can no longer rely on past patterns of aggression to confront Iran—especially when such warfare imposes exorbitant costs, disrupts daily life across the occupied territories, and forces the suspension of flights. Furthermore, there is no guarantee of regime change in Iran, given that all previous efforts to halt its nuclear activities, bring the country to its knees, permanently dismantle its missile and drone programs, and sever its support for regional resistance movements have ultimately failed.