Democrats chairman Yair Golan: Netanyahu lacks public trust to renew Iran war
Golan said Netanyahu is 'abandoning the lives of civilians' and will initiate renewed hostilities 'with his personal and political considerations guiding him'
On Saturday, US President Donald Trump engaged in a telephone conversation with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to discuss potential military action against Iran, according to The Wall Street Journal. This came after a White House meeting where Trump consulted senior military leaders on strategic options for resuming major combat operations.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated that diplomatic talks with Iran had continued without interruption, although he did not provide a deadline or progress report. Rubio criticized Iran for maritime aggression and support for regional armed groups, while emphasizing that any settlement must protect US national security interests.
He stressed that decisions on timing rested with President Trump. Rubio also noted that US naval forces were intercepting incoming drones and anti-ship missiles almost every night, despite ongoing security concerns. He warned that disruptions to maritime trade could threaten global food security. Iranian Supreme Leader Khamenei warned that Iran's military would respond to any US or Israeli military actions with an unrestricted response.
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