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    Israel prepared for weeks-long iran campaign, unlikely to deploy ground forces, spokesperson says

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    Posted on March 3, 2026

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    Last updated: March 3, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Israel’s military, says Lt. Col. Nadav Shoshani on March 3, has planned a weeks‑long air campaign against Iran, describing progress as positive and saying ground‑force deployment is unlikely at this stage.

    Table of Contents

    • Israeli Military Strategy and Response to Iran
    • Preparation for a Prolonged Campaign
    • Duration and Flexibility of Operations
    • Likelihood of Ground Force Deployment
    • Official Statements on Ground Operations
    • Current Military Actions and International Involvement
    • Prime Minister's Perspective on Conflict Duration
    • Reporting and Editorial Credits

    Israel Prepares for Weeks-Long Iran Campaign, Ground Forces Unlikely

    Israeli Military Strategy and Response to Iran

    Preparation for a Prolonged Campaign

    Tel Aviv, March 3 (Reuters) - The Israeli military has prepared for a campaign against Iran that could last several weeks but is unlikely to see the deployment of ground forces, a military spokesperson told reporters on Tuesday.

    Duration and Flexibility of Operations

    "We have prepared a general scope of weeks," Lieutenant Colonel Nadav Shoshani said in an online briefing, adding that the duration of the military campaign could change, depending on developments. He described progress so far as positive.

    Likelihood of Ground Force Deployment

    When asked if Israel could deploy ground forces to Iran, Shoshani said that was unlikely.

    Official Statements on Ground Operations

    "I don't think that's something very likely at the moment for Israeli forces. There's not a practical idea at the moment that I know of," he said.

    Current Military Actions and International Involvement

    Israel and the U.S. have been carrying out air strikes against Iran since Saturday, triggering Iranian retaliation.

    Prime Minister's Perspective on Conflict Duration

    Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Monday that the U.S.-Israel war with Iran could take "some time" but would not take years.

    Reporting and Editorial Credits

    (Reporting by Alexander Cornwell and Steven Scheer; Editing by Aidan Lewis)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Israel anticipates a multi‑week campaign against Iran, with timeline flexible based on evolving developments.
    • •Ground invasion of Iran is deemed unlikely by Israeli spokesperson, with current strategy focused on air and missile strikes.
    • •The operation appears coordinated with U.S. efforts, aligning with broader regional military objectives and previous U.S. projections of a several‑week campaign.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Israel prepared for weeks-long Iran campaign, unlikely to deploy ground forces, spokesperson says

    1How long is the Israeli campaign against Iran expected to last?

    The Israeli military has prepared for a campaign against Iran that could last several weeks, but the duration may change depending on developments.

    2Will Israel deploy ground forces in Iran?

    According to a military spokesperson, deploying ground forces to Iran is unlikely at the moment.

    3What actions have Israel and the U.S. taken so far against Iran?

    Israel and the U.S. have carried out air strikes against Iran since Saturday, prompting Iranian retaliation.

    4What did Prime Minister Netanyahu say about the conflict duration?

    Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that the conflict could take 'some time' but would not last years.

    5Who reported and edited the news about Israel's military campaign?

    The news was reported by Alexander Cornwell and Steven Scheer, and edited by Aidan Lewis.

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