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Israel Prepared to Strike Iran With US, But Goals Unclear
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Israel is prepared to join the US in striking Iran if President Donald Trump requests it, especially after the upcoming midterm elections. While the US military presence is increasing, disagreements exist between the two nations on the goals of such an operation, with Israel aiming for regime change and the US focused on nuclear concessions and opening the Strait of Hormuz. US military leadership, though believing action is necessary, is concerned about the effectiveness of a short campaign against Iran.
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- Israel is ready to strike Iran with the US if President Donald Trump requests it after the midterms.
- Disagreements persist between Israel and the US regarding the specific goals of a potential military operation.
- Israel's goals reportedly include regime change, while the US seeks nuclear concessions and Strait of Hormuz access.
- US military leadership, including Gen. Dan Caine, believes military pressure is necessary but questions a short campaign's effectiveness.
- Recent US military movements in the region suggest preparations for a significant operation against Iran.
- President Trump and advisors were concerned about the impact of an Iran conflict on midterm election chances.
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