Netanyahu Discussed Iran War Resumption With Trump Before Elections, Israeli Report Claims
Translated & summarized from Al-Shams by baba
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly discussed resuming military action against Iran with US President Donald Trump last week, according to Israeli Channel 12. Senior US officials believe Netanyahu wants to act before the elections, which could impact both Israeli and US polls. Despite previous assurances from Trump, Israeli and US forces are reportedly increasing their readiness for potential strikes. Netanyahu's office denied pressuring the US, while the White House declined to comment.
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- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu discussed resuming military action against Iran with US President Donald Trump last week.
- Senior US officials believe Netanyahu wants to restart operations before the upcoming elections in both countries.
- The potential resumption of hostilities could impact Israel's October 27 and US November 3 elections.
- Israeli and US forces are reportedly increasing their alert levels and preparations for potential attacks.
- Netanyahu's office denied pressuring the US to launch an attack before the elections.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly discussed the possibility of resuming military action against Iran with US President Donald Trump last week. The conversation, revealed by Israel's Channel 12, took place amid heightened military readiness by both Israel and the US in anticipation of potential renewed attacks. Senior US officials reportedly inferred that Netanyahu desired to restart operations before the upcoming elections, believing such a move could significantly impact electoral calculations in both countries. The report suggests that a resumption of hostilities could affect Israel's elections on October 27 and the US midterm elections on November 3. Despite Trump previously stating he would not attack Iran before the elections, the Israeli military and US Central Command are reportedly increasing alert levels and completing preparations to ensure readiness should a decision be made to resume attacks. Netanyahu's office denied exerting pressure on Trump to launch an attack before the elections, stating that while continuous dialogue occurs with the US administration, they do not comment on the content of these discussions. The White House declined to comment on the report.
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