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Ongoing Story· Day 7

US and Israel Draft Plans for Strikes on Iran Post-Midterms

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The Times of IsraelSecurity

US-Israel War Against Iran Appears Imminent Post-Midterms

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A return to war between the US and Iran, potentially with Israeli involvement, appears likely in the coming weeks, especially after the US midterm elections. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been pushing President Donald Trump for a joint strike, while the US has deployed significant naval and marine forces to the Middle East. Iran anticipates renewed attacks and has its own demands for de-escalation, which are far from US requirements, making a negotiated settlement unlikely and military action probable.

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  • A return to US-Iran war seems likely in the coming weeks, especially after the US midterms.
  • Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been pushing President Donald Trump for a joint strike on Iran.
  • The US has deployed significant naval and marine forces to the Middle East, increasing carriers near Iran to three.
  • Iran anticipates renewed attacks and has demands that are far from US requirements for de-escalation.
  • Military preparations and lack of negotiation prospects point towards an imminent US-Israeli campaign against Iran.

The Times of Israel publishes in English. The key points are summarized above. Read The Times of Israel’s full report from the link at the top of the page.

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