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While military officials acknowledge that Iran has replenished much of its ballistic missile stockpile, they warn that such an attack should not take place on the eve of an election, as it could further erode public trust

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IDF officials say they believe Iran has replenished much of its ballistic missile stockpile and is accelerating production, but say the issue can wait until after Israel's upcoming election, warning that a new strike before the vote could be perceived as politically motivated and erode public trust in the military.