Assessments in the Israeli security establishment, reported by Yedioth Ahronoth, hold that any new round of fighting with Iran will be different because Tehran has drawn lessons from previous confrontations. The assessments say Israel is preparing for a "quick and intense battle," expect Iran to rely on air defense and missile capabilities rather than aerial confrontation, and note that the enriched uranium file remains open.
Coverage varied between focusing on assessments of Iran's future tactics, air defense and missiles, and focusing on Israel's preparations, the purchase of warplanes and the review of the lessons of Operation Lion's Roar, with all agreeing that the file of 450 kilograms of enriched uranium remains open.