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Iran's New Leadership Sparks Concerns Over Military Escalation

4/10/2026

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IDF officials briefed Knesset that Iran's new leadership, drawn mainly from the Revolutionary Guards, is more extreme than its predecessor.
The assessment follows a two-week ceasefire announced by U.S. President Donald Trump.
Officials warn Iran is rebuilding its missile capabilities despite significant military gains against it.
Committee Chair Boaz Bismuth noted a potential resumption of military operations soon.
The Israeli government extended call-up of reservists to 400,000 through May 14.

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IDF officials briefed Knesset that Iran's new leadership, drawn mainly from the Revolutionary Guards, is more extreme than its predecessor.
The assessment follows a two-week ceasefire announced by U.S. President Donald Trump.
Officials warn Iran is rebuilding its missile capabilities despite significant military gains against it.
Committee Chair Boaz Bismuth noted a potential resumption of military operations soon.
The Israeli government extended call-up of reservists to 400,000 through May 14.