Israeli intelligence officials believe the current Iran conflict may be resolved within days if military operations continue at their current pace. A senior intel source told Fox News that swift action, backed by U.S. support, could bring a rapid end to the Iranian threat.
Since Israel launched preemptive strikes under codenamed Operation Rising Lion on June 13, the country has reportedly eliminated key Iranian nuclear and military targets, including senior IRGC leaders and nuclear scientists. Iran retaliated with missile barrages on several Israeli cities, resulting in at least three deaths and over 150 injuries.
The aggressive pace of strikes has prompted extraordinary measures. Israeli air defenses, aided by U.S. systems, intercepted dozens of incoming missiles and drones. Operations have focused on crippling Iran’s nuclear infrastructure and military command networks .
Prime Minister Netanyahu has vowed to continue the campaign “for as long as it takes,” while U.S. envoys reaffirm backing for Israel’s right to self-defense.
The swift timeline hints at a calculated effort to end the crisis before it spills further across the region. Analysts warn a rapid conclusion could disrupt diplomatic negotiations and spark wider instability. Iranian missile attacks are expected to persist over the coming days, with defense actions intensifying on both sides .
This critical week may determine whether the conflict stays contained or expands. Israel’s claim of a days-long resolution reflects confidence in military capacity, but hinges on U.S. support and the ability to degrade Iran’s defenses swiftly.
