The new attack plan on Iran has divided Israel; why is the Chief of Staff opposed?

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Israel Defense Forces Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir are reported to be at odds over a possible new military strike on Iran, with Israeli media saying Zamir objected again to the plan in recent meetings and warned it could prove a serious miscalculation under current conditions. The reported rift matters because it signals that Israel’s top military leadership sees greater risk in renewed action than the prime minister’s camp, potentially delaying or reshaping any decision. No specific timelines, force sizes or economic figures were disclosed in the report. What to watch next is whether Netanyahu moves toward a cabinet vote on the plan or defers to Zamir’s caution, and whether the disagreement leaks further into Israel’s public debate.