Israeli Official Says Weeks Needed for Military Goals as Iranian Missiles Injure 3
A senior Israeli defense official stated Israel needs three weeks to accomplish military objectives against Iran as Iranian missiles injured three people in central Israel.

A senior Israeli defense official told NPR that Israel requires approximately three more weeks to achieve its stated goal of significantly degrading Iran's military capabilities, as tensions between the two nations continue to escalate.
The statement comes amid ongoing hostilities, with Iranian missiles recently targeting central Israel and injuring three people. According to Magen David Adom, Israel's emergency medical service, two men were reported in serious condition following the missile strikes in central Israel.
The Israeli official's assessment suggests Israel is operating under a specific timeline for military operations aimed at what they described as decimating Iran's military forces. However, the scope and nature of these operations were not detailed in the official's comments.
The missile attacks represent the latest escalation in the broader regional conflict, with Iran continuing to launch strikes against Israeli territory. The injuries reported in central Israel highlight the ongoing security threats facing Israeli civilians as the conflict continues.
Neither Israeli nor Iranian officials have provided comprehensive details about the full extent of current military operations or the specific targets being pursued by either side.