[Netanyahu reports intelligence to new prime minister candidate] On November 13th, Israeli caretaker Prime Minister Netanyahu and Integrity Party leader Eisenkot, who is seeking to form a new government, issued a joint statement on November 12, saying that the two sides held a diplomatic and security briefing that day, and Eisenkot listened to a briefing on the security and diplomatic challenges currently facing Israel. Both parties agree to continue to keep each other informed as necessary. The day before, Eisenkot protested that Netanyahu refused to brief him on security intelligence and asked Israel's attorney general to intervene. According to Israeli media reports, Netanyahu wanted to use this briefing to emphasize the need to resume the fight with Iran as soon as possible. One source said that if Eisenkot knew the full intelligence, he would "no longer doubt Netanyahu's motives." However, it is said that the position put forward by the Israeli military at the briefing is that there is no urgency for Israel to immediately attack Iran. (CCTV International News)