Conflict & Security
US and Israel said to be preparing renewed strikes on Iran
October 22, 2026 at 10:30 AM · Updated 29m ago
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7 reports · over 5 hours
The New York Times reported that Washington and Tel Aviv are preparing for new strikes on Iran following the US midterm elections.
- The Times said potential targets include Iran's nuclear facilities, missile systems and energy infrastructure.
- Netanyahu denied that Trump prevented him from attacking Iran, calling such reports "biased and untrue."
- Netanyahu said he instructed the army and Mossad to topple Iran's regime, adding that 90% of the mission is complete.
- IRGC spokesman Brig. Gen. Mohbi warned that any new attack on Iran would draw a response "stronger than ever."
- In a Channel 7 interview, Netanyahu threatened a decisive strike on Iran, calling the confrontation existential: 'either we destroy them or they destroy us.'
- Netanyahu said Thursday he will inform US President Donald Trump of Israel's intended actions but will not seek his green light for a strike.
- Netanyahu referred to Iran's Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei as a 'tyrant of the age' in his remarks on the confrontation.
- In a Channel 7 interview, Netanyahu justified the strikes as a preemptive step, saying Iran was close to producing nuclear bombs to destroy Israel.
- Israel is simulating large-scale air attacks on Iran with dozens of warplanes to test Iranian air defenses and identify potential strike routes.






