According to a security source cited by Kan News, the United States updated Israel before renewing airstrikes on Iran tonight. The defense establishment awaited Prime Minister Netanyahu's return from his meeting with President Trump in Washington, and is now expected to hold discussions on the Iranian issue, with the agenda including a broad escalation, possible launches toward Israel, and Israeli participation in the campaign.
The latest report from Kan News, citing a security source, states that the United States updated Israel before renewing airstrikes on Iran tonight. The defense establishment awaited Prime Minister Netanyahu's return from his meeting with President Trump in Washington and is now expected to hold discussions on the Iranian issue, with the agenda including a broad escalation, possible launches toward Israel, and Israeli participation.
The Zioneer has been covering the evolving US-Iran confrontation. On July 21, The Zioneer reported that the US military was preparing attack options and deploying fighter jets as Trump weighed wider strikes. On July 29, The Zioneer reported that Israel had been formally notified that the US may launch a widespread aerial campaign against Iranian targets overnight. Israeli assessments, as reported by i24NEWS and covered by The Zioneer on July 21, warned that strikes on infrastructure and senior officials could lead to direct Iranian retaliation against Israel.
The situation remains fluid, with no new civil defense guidelines issued by the Home Front Command at this stage.
3 developments
- DevelopingIsraeli security establishment braces for possible US strike on Iran, report says
- StrongIsrael reportedly preparing to expand fighting, coordinating with US on next stages
- StrongNetanyahu briefed on last night's strike as US patience with Iran talks wears thin — source
- DevelopingChannel 14: Israeli security establishment braces for escalation, says decision hinges on Trump
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