The Iranians have been largely quiet in recent weeks, with some in the Iranian leadership expressing a desire to end the conflict. However, there are multiple reports that Iran has returned to targeting cargo ships in the Strait of Hormuz.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Trump last week discussed the possibility of launching a major new operation against Iran before the Israeli and U.S. elections, according to two U.S. officials, one Israeli official and a fourth source with knowledge of the matter.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited Israel's security barrier in Samaria on Tuesday, warning Israel's enemies against attacking before the country's October 27th election.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited Israel's security barrier in Samaria on Tuesday, warning Israel's enemies against attacking before the country's October 27th election.
JERUSALEM, Oct 14 (Reuters) - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Wednesday that he was not in favour of a preemptive strike against Iran before Israel's October 27 election but also warned Tehran and its proxies against striking Israel.
The Iranians have been largely quiet in recent weeks, with some in the Iranian leadership expressing a desire to end the conflict. However, there are multiple reports that Iran has returned to targeting cargo ships in the Strait of Hormuz.
The U.S. Military is preparing for the possibility of renewed combat with Iran, as tensions spread across the Middle East. Meanwhile, Washington is tightening financial pressure on Tehran, and in Israel, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces an election just days away as questions grow over his re…
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