Peloni: Washington’s depiction of the potential of an Iranian attack on Israel is completely misguided. The threat of an Iranian attack is not related to Israel’s recent display of force nor to Bibi’s campaign ad, nor to any action taken by Israel or America.
Any Iranian attack on Israel, whether it comes today, tomorrow, next week or next year, no matter if it follows American threats or Israeli posturing, it will come because the annihilation of Israel is its raison d’être. Included in this raison d’être is its need, not want, but need to target and subject the entire Western world as well, including America. So, no matter if Iran attacks Israel, or Europe or America, it will not come because of any action taken by these elements of the West, but because they still exist as elements of the West. Washington needs to learn this lesson the easy way before it is taught the reality of this fact after they are in turn targeted by the annihilistic ideologues in Tehran which too many in Washington still fail to appreciate exist as an existential threat to both the American govt and the American people.
Netanyahu published the image ahead of Israel’s elections on Tuesday, focusing on the nuclear threat from Iran.
By Vered Weiss | World Israel News | Oct 25, 2026
US officials feared an AI-generated image shared by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu showing Tel Aviv under Iranian nuclear attack could be interpreted by Tehran as a sign that Israel was preparing an imminent strike, N12 reported.
The White House was concerned that such an interpretation could prompt Iran to launch an attack, renewing and escalating hostilities, according to the outlet.
Netanyahu published the image ahead of Israel’s elections on Tuesday, focusing on the nuclear threat from Iran.
N12 said US President Donald Trump’s statement this afternoon that there would be no strike against Iran today may have been aimed at easing concerns among officials in Tehran.
In another social media post, Netanyahu shared a text by Yuval Blumberg presenting Iran’s nuclear program as an existential threat to Israel and arguing that confronting it should take priority over other political issues.
Blumberg said the remaining two years of Trump’s presidency provide Israel with a limited period in which to address the Iranian threat, pointing to uncertainty about who will follow Trump in office.
“This is the window of time we have left to complete the necessary work to ensure our physical existence for the coming years,” Blumberg wrote, arguing that the state should devote the necessary resources to the effort.
He described controversies surrounding Qatar, Haredim and conscription as “one giant smokescreen” diverting attention from Iran.
Blumberg further argued that dealing with the Iranian threat requires a prime minister capable of maintaining close communication with Trump and resisting political pressure.
“The hatred for Netanyahu, as all-consuming as it is for an entire camp, won’t help against the Iranian nuclear threat,” he wrote.
Blumberg warned that future generations would not forgive Israel for missing what he characterized as a historic opportunity to confront the threat.
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