Israel to attack Iran next June

The Iranian and Israeli issues topped the weekly Israeli cabinet’s agenda. Israel said that Russia played its veto card at the UNSC because it fears the Assad fall’s repercussions on the Iranian situation.    

It was decided to send the Israeli Minister of Foreign Affairs Avigdor Lieberman to Washington on Monday for coordination with officials from the White House over means to deal with the Iranian and Syrian issues, especially in the wake of the UNSCR vote, knowing that the Americans have refused to receive the extremist Lieberman for a year and a half.   

In turn, PM Benjamin Netanyahu said during the cabinet session that the events in Syria pose an imminent threat to his country.    

As he recalled Ali Khamenei’s remarks on the elimination of the Hebrew state, Netanyahu stressed that his cabinet is committed to building the country’s military might to preserve its survival.   

Netanyahu also told his ministers to end “gossiping” on the Iranian file.   

These developments coincided with further details related to the Israeli attack on Iran expected to take place next June amid continued release of reports on preparations for the military attack against Iran.      

While it was announced that Germany has approved to supply Israel with a sixth nuclear-capable Dolphin submarine, details of a plan for an Israeli attack on Iran were revealed. It is reported that this plan was drawn up by Israel and provides for the preparation of the army in order to launch an air-led multi-directional attack, along with Jericho missiles, that would gain air superiority across Arab airspace. The Israelis claim that these missiles carry chemical warheads that are capable of busting underground nuclear facilities.