Iran was planning to conduct a strike against Israel but postponed such action “at the last minute,” Israeli news website Ynet reported on Thursday. According to the report, Tehran decided to either delay the strike or change the nature of its response to Israel’s attack on its consulate in Damascus, likely due to warnings from the administration of United States President Joe Biden. The outlet cited Iranian semi-official news agency Mehr as claiming the attack could happen “maybe tonight,” but soon after deleting the video with the assertion. Iran has warned on multiple occasions that it will “punish” Israel over the Damascus strike in which seven members of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), including Quds Force commander Mohammad Reza Zahedi and his deputy Mohammad-Hadi Haji-Rahim, were killed. Israel, on the other hand, stressed it would retaliate against any strike, while Biden insisted Washington will do everything it can to protect Israel’s security. NN: Once Iran the US has Israel’s back they called off the strike.