The Israeli army has announced that it intends to sustain its military operations in Iran for at least the next week or two, as reported by the Times of Israel. This ongoing campaign aims at systematically degrading the Iranian regime and its associated military installations. The strategy reflects Israel's ongoing concern about Iran's military capabilities and its potential threats to regional stability.

In conjunction with these operations, some Israeli military officials speculated that Gulf states, which have faced Iranian attacks amid the ongoing conflict, might join in conducting air raids against Iran. The Gulf states have largely been focused on intercepting Iranian ballistic missiles and drones targeting their territories, but the prospect of broader military action could signal a shift in the regional security dynamics.

As tensions in the Middle East continue to escalate, the implications of Israel's extended operations in Iran could lead to a wider conflict involving the Gulf countries. The international community is likely to monitor these developments closely, and any coordinated action by Gulf states alongside Israel could substantially alter the geopolitical landscape in the region, potentially increasing hostilities and complicating diplomatic efforts for peace.