A Likud party MK, Moshe Saada, caused a stir after suggesting an attack on Iran was imminent “this weekend,” prompting strong condemnation from the Prime Minister’s office. Officials reportedly expressed fury, dismissing Saada’s comments as baseless and uninformed, labeling him as simply “blathering.” Saada subsequently clarified that he was referencing a potential attack *by the United States*, not Israel, amid statements from former President Trump indicating he was considering a major strike. The initial statement created diplomatic tension and raised concerns about potential regional escalation. The Prime Minister's office has not publicly addressed Saada's clarification. The incident highlights internal tensions and potential miscommunication within the Israeli government regarding Iran policy.