From the core and missiles to the overthrow of the regime: the question of American backing

Israel is at a strategic crossroads ahead of Trump's decision on striking Iran. The IDF assesses that Iran has not abandoned its nuclear ambitions and prefers joint action with the US. The central question: what will Israel do if Trump decides not to attack, and will it be willing to act independently while risking its relations with the US?

Israel is at a complex strategic crossroads ahead of President Trump's decision on the question of striking Iran. The IDF assesses that Iran has not abandoned its nuclear ambitions and military rehabilitation efforts, while Trump sends mixed messages: threats and reinforcement of forces alongside a willingness to reach an agreement. The article examines the central question: what will Israel do if Trump decides not to attack. The IDF prefers to go to war alongside the US, but argues there is no urgency for action now. In Israel, it is understood that a limited campaign without significant damage to Iran might only delay the next confrontation, and only the overthrow of the regime is considered the required achievement. The article emphasizes the need for a sober dialogue with the US administration while preserving Israel's freedom of action.

From the core and missiles to the overthrow of the regime: the question of American backing