Analyst Yossi Eliezer reports on the 301 world Arab the source that President Donald Trump approved a new strike plan presented to him at Camp David, and that the attack is very likely to begin within the next 24 hours. The claim follows a Wall Street Journal report early Saturday morning that Trump ordered a new wave of strikes against Iran aimed at forcing the regime's surrender. The report is unverified and based on a single source.
Analyst Yossi Eliezer reported early Saturday on the source '301 the Arab World' that President Donald Trump approved a new strike plan against Iran presented to him at Camp David, and that the attack is very likely to begin within the next 24 hours. The claim is based on a single source and remains unverified.
The report follows a Wall Street Journal article published at 00:32 Jerusalem time Saturday, which said Trump had ordered a new wave of strikes aimed at forcing Iran's surrender, with Israel coordinating. The WSJ cited multiple official American sources but noted that Trump had not yet given final approval for the operation. The Zioneer's thread, published at 00:22 Jerusalem, tracked the same story: initial reports of orders, confirmation from a senior US official, and Israeli preparations for possible participation. The WSJ said strikes could begin as early as this weekend, while the analyst now claims a more specific timeline of within 24 hours.
The Zioneer has reported on Trump's recent statements, including his July 23 interview with N12 in which he said he was 'close to making a decision' on a massive attack, and his July 29 statement that 'now it's our turn to attack.' Earlier reports also covered US military preparations and Trump's warnings to Israel about potential consequences of joining the strikes.
As of 04:13 Jerusalem time, no confirmation from U.S. or Israeli officials has been reported. The analyst's claim of a Camp David approval is a new, unverified detail that goes beyond the WSJ's reporting, which indicated final approval had not yet been given.
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