Channel 12: Israel is considering exit scenarios from the war and considers the upcoming week critical

SadaNews - A report from Israel's Channel 12 revealed today, Sunday, that the political and security leadership in Israel has begun discussing exit scenarios from the war if the Iranian regime does not change, according to the channel, based on several conditions.

The channel mentioned that the Israeli conditions for exiting the war include the destruction of Iran's missile system, the destruction of military industries, and the elimination of the nuclear program in Iran.

The channel stated that assessments in Israel indicate that Iran will intensify its launch of missiles and drones towards Israel in the coming days, coinciding with the escalation of the conflict following the Israeli-American attacks that began about a week ago on the Iranian republic.

It elaborated that Israeli assessments indicate that Iran still possesses hundreds of ballistic missiles, adding that the upcoming week will be crucial in determining the course of the battle, according to the report.

The channel noted that the second week of confrontation with Iran is witnessing intensified Israeli and American attacks on what it described as power centers, including defense industries, the Iranian air force, and weapon production sites.

The report claimed that "Israel needs a few more weeks to complete its tasks, or else the regime in Iran will be able to return again," as stated in the report.

The report indicated that "Israeli army estimates suggest that at least 7,000 members of the Revolutionary Guard and the Iranian army have died in joint American and Israeli attacks."

Since February 28, Israel and the United States have been conducting attacks on Iran, resulting in the deaths of hundreds of people, including the Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and security officials, while Tehran retaliates with missile and drone strikes towards Israel.

Iran is also targeting what it describes as "American interests" in the Gulf countries, Jordan, and Iraq with missiles and drones, although some of these attacks have resulted in casualties and damage to civilian objects, amid widespread Arab and international condemnation and calls to stop these assaults.

Source: Al Jazeera + Agencies