Israel is executing the largest military modernization in its history — a $120 billion, 10-year plan to build unmanned fighter squadrons, robotic ground forces, and a military that looks like “Star Wars” within two decades. But Brig. Gen. Amir Avivi warns that timeline may not hold. Iran’s economy is collapsing. Its proxies are weakening. And a kinetic strike on Iranian nuclear and military infrastructure is no longer a question of “if” — but “when.” Avivi’s assessment: “Any minute. Any month.” In this wide-ranging briefing: THE IRAN CLOCK Why economic collapse and internal unrest are accelerating the timeline for a direct military strike — and why Israel is prepared to act with or without the United States. THE NEW ALLIANCE THREAT Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan have signed a defense treaty. Avivi explains why a pact aimed at Iran today could pivot toward Israel and its allies tomorr

Source: IDF General Reveals Israel’s $120 Billion Robot Army Plan — and Why Iran Can’t Wait