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The Israeli security establishment sees no immediate need to launch a new attack on Iran, but has kept the military on high alert in case the confrontation resumes—believing that its objectives have not been fully achieved. Tel Aviv prefers to coordinate any operation with the United States, while monitoring Iran’s nuclear program, its development of missiles and air defenses, and the transfer of Iranian funds to Hezbollah. Mossad chief Roman Gofman is visiting the United States to meet with American officials, as Israel seeks to persuade Washington to resume operations, despite reservations within the U.S. administration and assessments that Trump is not currently inclined to launch strikes.
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