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Israeli minister says Israel would notice if Iran tensions rise

Jan 5, 2026, 08:52 GMT+0Updated: 00:11 GMT+0

Gila Gamliel, Israel’s minister of innovation, science and technology, said there was no need to fuel public anxiety over a possible confrontation between Israel and Iran, saying authorities would have sufficient warning if tensions escalated.

“False presentations create unnecessary public stress,” Gamliel told the Ynet news website. “When things happen, we receive sufficient warning time.”

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