Times of Israel, on Iran, 12 November 2026

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Katz: Netanyahu, Zamir and I all 'see eye to eye on the Iranian issue'

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Defense Minister Israel Katz held an assessment today with IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir and other top military and security officials, saying that all decisions during the transitional period of coalition negotiations are being made “responsibly” and in full cooperation with the military.

“Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, I and the IDF chief of staff see eye to eye on the Iranian issue in all its aspects, and we will continue to work together and do whatever is necessary to ensure the security of the State of Israel and protect its citizens,” Katz is quoted by his office as saying.

The statement adds that Katz stated during the meeting that “all decisions are made responsibly and in full cooperation between the political and military leadership,” and that “Israel’s security is the central consideration.”

Yashar party chairman Gadi Eisenkot — who has been handed the mandate to attempt to form a government — has warned Netanyahu not to deploy security forces without an immediate threat, amid reports that the caretaker prime minister was seeking military action against Iran despite objections from security chiefs.

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About this analysis

The Times of Israel reports a statement from Defence Minister Israel Katz's office saying he, Netanyahu and the army chief agree on Iran, and sets against it Gadi Eisenkot's warning and reports that Netanyahu sought military action against Iran over security chiefs' objections. The claims are attributed to their sources and nothing in the short entry misleads the reader.

What it gets right

  • “Katz is quoted by his office as saying”

    The outlet makes clear that the claim of full agreement comes from the minister's own office. It does not state that agreement as fact in its own voice.

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