If Iran war erupts, Israel may be plotting another Operation Grim Beeper style attack: sources

The Iran War may kick into high gear after the midterms, as a third aircraft carrier is headed to the region and President Trump has warned all hell could break loose.The USS Theodore Roosevelt, a Nimitz-class aircraft carrier, was making its way to the Middle East – joining two other carrier task forces in the region, the USS George Washington and the USS George W.Bush.President Trump told Kansas City radio station KCMO Friday that the war is “going to get wrapped up soon” – without specifying how.Iran war critic Sen.

Chris Murphy (D-Conn.), who said he had been briefed on fairly detailed planning on what the war plan would be if the US restarted operations, ripped the idea during an Oct.29 appearance at the Middle East Institute: “Their plan is insane.

It will lead to devastating escalation and the likely destruction of our commitment to the rule of law.”He didn’t provide specifics, but mentioned civilian infrastructure that may get targeted.“The plan that they have developed will lead in my view to a prolongment and an escalation of this war that in my view will be devastating for our security interests,” he said.Another lawmaker, Sen.

Roger Marshall (R-Kan.), who has spent time with President Trump recently, predicted that the war would be over soon.“I’m going to guess about a day or three after this election, I would not want to be anywhere close to Iran,” he said at a campaign stop Thursday.If war does erupt after the midterms, four military hard-liners ruling Iran could soon find targets on their backs — and explosives in their pockets.Former Mossad Deputy Head of Global Operations Oded Ailam told The Post that a dramatic, “Operation Grim Beeper”-style attack to wipe out the junta’s leadership remains fully on the table.“This is the bread and butter of Israeli strategy, is surprise twists and turns, unexpected moves and I’m absolutely certain that Israel has cards in the sleeve that will be used,” Ailam told The Post...