While the world focuses on missiles, drones, ceasefires and headlines, a much larger picture is emerging in the background.

On the growing uncertainty in Jerusalem over possible American decisions in the conflict with Iran, and Israel’s preparations for a renewed military escalation in the coming days.

Kurdish sources told Israeli media that Washington encouraged plans for action against Tehran, then blocked them under pressure.

At the height of Operation Roaring Lion, Netanyahu reportedly flew secretly to the UAE — only 250 kilometers from Iran. High-level Israeli-Emirati wartime cooperation has now been confirmed for the first time.

American forces have redirected 61 commercial vessels and disabled four others to ensure compliance, choking oil exports under Trump’s “Operation Economic Fury.”

Israel’s Security Cabinet discusses Trump’s reluctance, major gaps in the negotiations, and concern over billions for Tehran.

Trump calls the counterstrikes a “small slap” — but the ceasefire is on the brink as 1,500 ships remain trapped in the Persian Gulf.

IDF and security agencies are prepared for any scenario, says the Israeli prime minister.

Even if Tehran signs a temporary agreement, Israel still faces Hezbollah, Hamas and an Iranian regime determined to survive.