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(Worthy News) – Israel Defense Forces (IDF) Chief of Staff Aviv Kochavi announced on Tuesday the IDF is preparing military plans to hit Iran’s nuclear program in the upcoming year.
“I instructed the army to prepare a number of operational plans in addition to the existing ones,” he said during an address to the Institute for National Security Studies. “We are taking care of these plans and developing them during the coming year. Those who decide on carrying them out, of course, are the political leaders. But these plans have to be on the table, existing, ready and practiced.”
Kochavi’s warning comes while the new Biden administration plans to revive the deal signed in 2015 to curb Iran’s nuclear program. However, the administration has said it wants to work with Israel and the Gulf States to negotiate a stronger agreement with Iran. The administration has also said the deal is conditional upon Iran’s actions. [ Source:CBN News (Read More…) ]
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