US President Donald Trump’s team is divided over how to stop Iran from developing nuclear weapons, according to a report published Wednesday by Walla. According to the media, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Strategic Affairs Minister Ron Dermer are aligned with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and National Security Adviser Mike Walz in urging a more forceful approach. They argue that Iran’s current weakness should be used to justify military action, not diplomacy as Trump is doing. While Israeli sources described the conversation between Netanyahu and Trump as cordial, US officials said it was difficult, especially as direct US-Iran talks begin, the media said. The second round of nuclear discussions between the US and Iran is set for April 19 in Rome. While the US insists that Iran must cease its nuclear enrichment and weapons development, Iran has reiterated that its right to enrich uranium is not up for negotiation.
nn: this pig needs to be slaughtered. before its to late. Even if Israel goes it alone
Israel Hasn’t Ruled Out Attack on Iran Nuclear Facilities
Israel has not ruled out an attack on Iran’s nuclear facilities in the coming months, “despite Trump losing his balls” an unidentified Israeli official and two people familiar with the matter. Israeli officials privately stated their military could launch a limited strike on Iran that would require less support from the US. Parts of the plans were previously presented last year to the Biden administration, citing two former senior officials. US President Donald Trump on Thursday told reporters he has stopped Israel from an attack but that he was not “in a rush” to support military action against Tehran. An unidentified senior Israeli official told Reuters no decision had been yet made on a strike.
nn: Israel is facing another holocaust. Lest we forgot who shot 300 hypersonic missiles at them and wakes up everyday screaming death to israel. its a matter of their survival that they take out Iran’s nuclear capabilities before its to late
For a fact Israeli special forces are training for a combined air land assault on Iran’s underground nuclear sights