America Stopped Secret Military Operation Against Iran
A day before the elections, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was plotting a major attack
By Capital Kranti desk, Gandhinagar · Editor: Parth Thakkar
7 November 2026, 1:38 pm · 4 min read
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According to Capital Kranti's report, a shocking disclosure has come to light that a secret military operation hatched against Iran by Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was halted by the United States. General elections were held in Israel on October 27 last. A report broadcast by Aaj Tak states that an investigative report by Israeli TV media 'Channel 12' has claimed that just a day before the elections, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was going to launch a major attack on Iran. However, America intervened in time and dashed this entire plan, bringing the operation to a halt.
The report states that the complete plan for this secret military operation was prepared by Prime Minister Netanyahu and his loyal Mossad chief Roman Gofman. However, due to a technical glitch or lapse, America came to know about this secret plan. Following this, immediate steps were taken by Washington and the mission was called off. The Israeli network has clarified that all this information is being broadcast strictly under the observance of military censorship rules.
This secret operation faced strong opposition from Israel's own top security establishments and senior military officials. Security officials apprehended that any such risky step taken on the eve of elections could invite a fierce war with Iran. This was expected to deteriorate the country's internal situation to such an extent that holding elections at the scheduled time would have become completely impossible. Despite internal opposition from security agencies, PM Netanyahu and the Mossad chief remained adamant about pushing forward with this operation, but a technical error by an Israeli security operator tipped off America.
On the other hand, Israel's Prime Minister's Office has outrightly dismissed all these claims. In an official statement issued by the PMO, it has been clarified that it was made crystal clear by the Prime Minister in real time that there was never any agenda whatsoever to execute any kind of attack right before the Israeli elections.
This new disclosure is linked to another revelation made by 'Channel 12' on October 25, exactly two days before the October 27 voting. At that time, it was reported that a major confrontation was underway between PM Netanyahu and Israel Defense Forces (IDF) Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir over the issue of military action. Zamir was continuously opposing the implementation of that military order which security officials believed could directly result in a war with Iran.
Citing military sources, it was also stated that Eyal Zamir had demanded a written document from Netanyahu to further discuss this action and to obtain its legal approval. During a meeting held at the Palmachim Airbase, the tension between the two had escalated to such an extent that the atmosphere in the room became extremely bitter. At that time, a senior security source had also said that history will never forget the kind of role played by Zamir in recent days.
However, Prime Minister Netanyahu had earlier dismissed all these reports as mere 'nonsense' and claimed that he had no fight with Eyal Zamir.
Benjamin Netanyahu is Israel's longest-serving prime minister, who has taken several major decisions on the fronts of national security and foreign policy. During his tenure, relations with Iran have remained extremely tense, and Israel's intelligence and military operations have always remained at the center of global discussion.
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