ALBAWABA - Security sources in Tel Aviv revealed Israel's intention to launch a preemptive strike against Iran, targeting water and energy facilities to prevent the further development of its military capabilities and to increase pressure on its home front.
The Times of Israel said in its report that "as Tel Aviv and Washington closely monitor developments in Iran, the scenario of targeting water resources, electricity grids, fuel supplies, and other vital institutions deep inside Iran is becoming increasingly likely."
The report said that the move to attack Iran comes amid assessments that Iran is preparing for a "retaliatory" operation against Israel.
For that, The Times of Israel said that Israel should carry out a preemptive and devastating strike, and perhaps Washington should do the same as well, especially given credible reports confirming Iran's production of ballistic missiles in massive quantities to attack Israel.
Sources explained that "Israel has no option left but to revive its long-dormant plan and launch a comprehensive preemptive strike against Iranian infrastructure facilities, exploiting the country's drought to exacerbate it by targeting pumping stations and water reservoirs."
