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Israel Braces for Possible Iranian Strike as U.S. Seeks Quiet Deal
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100% right-leaningFirst reported by Srugim · Jun 14, 2026
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Israel says Iran may launch missiles within hours, while the cabinet meets in a secret Jerusalem location. Officials believe Donald Trump may offer Iran a concession to keep it from retaliating for a Beirut strike, but Israeli ministers are increasingly critical of Washington.
- 01Israel warned of a possible Iranian strike before midnight.
- 02The cabinet met secretly in Jerusalem because of escalating security risks.
- 03Israel thinks Trump may offer Iran a concession for restraint.
- 04Ministers say U.S. messaging has normalized fire at Israel.
- 05The Home Front Command tightened instructions ahead of a possible attack.
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