According to Israeli media reports on the 11th, Israeli Justice Party leader Gadi Esenkot and Israel Defense Forces Chief of General Staff Zamir both oppose caretaker Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu's recent plans to take military action against Iran. The Times of Israel reported on the 11th that Esenkot sent a letter to Netanyahu on the same day urging the latter not to deploy troops without being directly threatened. Esencott warned that doing so during the current government transition could have “devastating consequences” for Israeli democracy, and asked Netanyahu to exercise restraint and caution. Although Esenkot did not directly mention Iran in the letter, Israeli media said that Netanyahu is seeking military action against Iran.

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According to Israeli media reports on the 11th, Israeli Justice Party leader Gadi Esenkot and Israel Defense Forces Chief of General Staff Zamir both oppose caretaker Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu's recent plans to take military action against Iran. The Times of Israel reported on the 11th that Esenkot sent a letter to Netanyahu on the same day urging the latter not to deploy troops without being directly threatened. Esencott warned that doing so during the current government transition could have “devastating consequences” for Israeli democracy, and asked Netanyahu to exercise restraint and caution. Although Esenkot did not directly mention Iran in the letter, Israeli media said that Netanyahu is seeking military action against Iran.