israel was forced to delay the planned response against iran following the leak of documents from the pentagon - this was reported today (thursday) in the british times. the leak, published on the pro-iranian telegram channel on friday, revealed details about the idf's possible attack plans. according to an intelligence source quoted in the times, "the leak of the documents from the pentagon delayed the attack due to the need to change strategy and certain elements." the source emphasized that "israel will attack, but it will take longer than it was supposed to take." the british newspaper claims in a report that following the leak, israel fears that iran has understood how it planned to respond - and therefore had to develop a new plan. according to a report in the washington post, the united states has already warned israel not to damage iran's nuclear infrastructure or oil industry. it was also reported that prime minister netanyahu assured the americans that the response would focus on military sites only. according to the times, targets of the revolutionary guards or the basij force are considered likely targets for an attack. at the same time, the iranian foreign minister, abbas araqchi, is holding a round of meetings in the middle east in an attempt to convince the countries of the region to close their airspace to israeli fighter jets. in response, the jordanian foreign minister, ayman safadi, stated that his country "will not be a battlefield for anyone and will not allow any party to violate its sovereignty and airspace."
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