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Israeli Officials Doubt Airstrike Can Destroy Iran’s Fordow Nuclear Site, Netanyahu Presents Intel to Trump
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By גילי כהן
First reported by Now 14 · Jul 28, 2026
What happened
Israeli officials doubt an airstrike can effectively target Iran’s Fordow nuclear site, while Netanyahu shared intelligence with Trump during a high-level security meeting in Washington. Discussions also covered Israeli presence in Lebanon and ongoing Iran negotiations.
- 01Israeli officials question the reported scale of centrifuges at Iran’s Fordow nuclear site.
- 02They doubt an airstrike by U.S. heavy bombers could damage the Fordow facility.
- 03Netanyahu presented intelligence on Fordow and Iran’s nuclear program to President Trump.
- 04Senior U.S. and Israeli security officials attended the expanded meeting in Washington.
- 05The U.S. seeks further Israeli withdrawal from southern Lebanon, with talks planned next week.
- 06U.S. sources say negotiations with Iran remain at a serious stage.
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