The growing tension between Washington and Tehran – and what are Jerusalem’s strategic options in a possible military scenario.
Middle East
US–Iran: Between deal and war
Trump is weighing airstrikes to neutralize the Islamic Republic’s nuclear and ballistic missile programs, and a sustained campaign to topple the regime.
Almost two-thirds of respondents to the YouGuv poll said they support a security arrangement with Israel, and less than 10% disapproved.
“I am leaving here confident in the capability of the United States and Israel, if called upon, to deliver a decisive blow to the Iranian regime,” the senator said.
Any agreement must remove all enriched nuclear material from Iran, dismantle its enrichment infrastructure, curb its ballistic missile program and dismantle the axis of terror that Tehran has built across the region, said the Israeli premier.
A Kurdish voice from Iran
Israel Today’s Edy Cohen speaks with Arif Bawecani, head of the Party Serbesti Kurdish (PSK).
The Israeli prime minister said US President Donald Trump believes that the Iranians “already understand who they are dealing with.”
“I insisted that negotiations with Iran continue to see whether or not a deal can be consummated,” the US president wrote. “If it can, I let the prime minister know that will be a preference.
Meeting with Witkoff and Kushner in Washington – ahead of decisive talks in the White House, Iran, Gaza, and the regional security architecture are at the center.
