In Israel, engines are warming up: "Negotiations are at a dead end, Iran has set a course for war"

A senior Israeli source stated on the evening of October 31 that negotiations with Iran have reached a dead end and the country has set a course for war. Israel is preparing for a possible US-Israeli strike on Iranian infrastructure after the US midterm elections. Qatar is making mediation efforts, proposing phased steps to limit Iran's nuclear program in exchange for sanctions relief. On October 31, a phone call took place between Netanyahu and Trump.

On the evening of October 31, a senior Israeli source stated that negotiations with Iran have reached a dead end and the country has set a course for war. According to Israeli experts, the US is closer to striking Tehran than to reaching an agreement. Israel is considering various scenarios, including a strike on Iranian infrastructure and energy facilities authorized by US President Donald Trump. From Israel's perspective, such a move would accelerate the collapse of the regime. The chances of an agreement with Iran are considered low. Jerusalem is also preparing for the possibility of a preemptive strike by Iran. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu previously instructed the Mossad and the IDF to achieve the overthrow of the regime in Iran. The resumption of war could affect coalition formation negotiations and serve as justification for establishing an emergency cabinet. Qatar is making active mediation efforts, proposing phased steps to limit Iran's nuclear program and open the Strait of Hormuz in exchange for sanctions relief. The IDF has completed preparations for a possible campaign, but the decision to launch an operation is made in Washington. On October 31, a phone call took place between Netanyahu and Trump, the content of which has not been disclosed. Trump stated that Iran will never have nuclear weapons and that they want to make a deal but are not trustworthy.