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Reuters: No U.S. or Turkish evidence backs Israel's claim
The article discusses repeated Israeli warnings since last year regarding a potential threat to assassinate former President Donald Trump by Iran. American intelligence officials have affirmed that they have been unable to verify the validity of these threats. Sources indicate that Israel provided information about plots to kill Trump through snipers or a knife attack. These warnings increased prior to the 12-day war between the United States and Iran in June 2025 and escalated again before Washington's decision to launch a military operation against Iran in February 2026. Despite the White House implementing precautionary measures during Trump's trip to Turkey, American sources have not confirmed the authenticity of these threats. Intelligence assessments regarding their credibility have varied: U.S. intelligence agencies expressed skepticism about the Israeli information, while Israel perceives greater risks related to Washington's relations with Turkey. The article highlights a lack of trust between U.S. and Israeli intelligence agencies concerning information about Iran, as well as Israel’s role in influencing U.S. Middle Eastern policies—particularly in light of differing evaluations regarding the seriousness of the threats against Trump.
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