Israel to Extend State of Emergency Citing Iran, Lebanon Threats

The Israeli government is reviewing and preparing to extend the nationwide state of emergency until the U.S. Congressional midterm elections on November 3 (12 Aban). The decision, adopted citing security risks on the Iran and Lebanon fronts, has sparked considerable debate and controversy on the eve of the 27 […]

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The Israeli government is considering and preparing to extend the state of emergency throughout the country until the mid-term elections for the United States Congress on November 3. This decision, based on the security risks on the fronts of Iran and Lebanon, has provoked many discussions and controversies on the eve of the October 27 elections in Israel.

According to Israeli press reports, the country's cabinet held a meeting to vote on extending the state of emergency. According to the information published by Israel's state television (Kan), in the document presented to the ministers, it is emphasized that the uncertainty on the fronts of Iran and Lebanon continues and that the security forces are still monitoring the high risk of possible attacks against civilians.

The Israeli government declared a state of emergency on February 28 (March 9), at the same time as the attacks against Iran began. In justifying the need to extend this status, the government has argued that the security conditions in the region have not yet been stabilized and that continuous threats against the civilian population in the occupied territories still exist.

Meanwhile, the Axios news website claimed that US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu discussed the possibility of a new attack on Iran ahead of the October 27 Israeli elections and the November 3 US midterm elections. Meanwhile, Netanyahu claimed earlier on September 29 that there are signs of preparations for a possible foreign attack against Israel.

The proposal of this issue and Netanyahu's statements regarding security threats on the eve of the elections have become the main focus of political disputes in Israel. The opposition parties have severely criticized the government due to the effects of the state of emergency and the possibility of a new war on the election process. Opposition figures have expressed concern that these security justifications can be a cover and groundwork for postponing the elections.

The final result of the process of extending the state of emergency and the exact date of implementation of the government's decision will be determined after further security assessments.