While it appears that Iran has largely restored its nuclear missile capabilities, Israeli security officials evaluated the situation. The agency at the time stated that “major restoration,” but also said that it would be difficult to make a war decision solely based on the reconstitution of missiles.
According to what Tomi Ojeim reported, Iran's intention to strengthen its defense in response to foreign policy failure was revealed. They judged that economic deterioration and U.S. sanctions could pressure Iranian leadership; they also indicated the possibility that if America attacks, Iran might preemptively retaliate. This is the viewpoint of unnamed officials.
In an interview, Israeli National Security Council official Moshesen Lera said that if the U.S. attacks again, Iran could target its telecom cables, data centers, and AI facilities. He claimed those facilities were worth over 200 billion dollars (≈2668 trillion won), but did not provide concrete evidence. He also said preparations for additional military capability deployment are underway, though details were not elaborated.
Donald Trump president announced in his statement on August 8 that he would not attack Iran; he also said sanctions against Iranian weapons would continue while negotiations proceed. The reconstitution of Iran's missile capabilities is Israel’s comment, and the claim about facility value is considered Iranian officials’ assertion.