Israel Awaits US Decision on Scope of Potential Iran Strike Amid Diplomatic Stalemate
Israeli officials are closely monitoring developments regarding a possible new military campaign against Iran. According to a report by i24, Tehran has rejected an offer to improve a diplomatic proposal that includes a ten-day ceasefire for talks concerning the Strait of Hormuz. This rejection suggests that despite ongoing diplomatic discussions, the American diplomatic track is currently at an impasse.
Israeli sources indicate that US President Donald Trump has not yet decided on the scale of any potential strike. It is also possible that Israel may not initially be involved in a broad American attack. The final decision is expected to depend on factors such as Iranian actions, potential US consultations with Israel, and the specific targets the United States chooses to strike.
Israeli officials familiar with the situation told Galei Tzahal radio, "It is still too early to know for certain whether we are on the brink of another campaign against Iran, but we are definitely in a waiting phase. We depend on President Trump's decision, and when he decides, we are prepared to act."
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