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Trump and Netanyahu's Iran Strategy
The American website Axios revealed that former President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu discussed the possibility of launching a new attack on Iran before the upcoming Israeli general elections scheduled for October 27 and the U.S. midterm elections on November 3. The conversation touched on Netanyahu's concerns about intelligence indicating Iran’s steps to rebuild its nuclear program. The source indicated that Trump was hesitant, stating that the decision was up to Israel, with military forces remaining prepared to act but without confirmation of an imminent attack. The two sides are exploring options to target Iranian facilities, while also keeping an eye on the domestic American situation, as some officials support maintaining economic pressure rather than direct military actions. The White House denied discussing attack plans, confirming that Trump would not conduct a strike before the elections.
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