TREE NEWS reports: US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu have held frequent, urgent communications in recent days over a possible new US-Israeli military strike on Iran. No final decision has been made, and Netanyahu does not intend to take military action before Israel’s parliamentary election later this month. Israel’s military believes Washington may lean toward resuming operations and is preparing for all scenarios.
Trump and Netanyahu in urgent talks on possible new strikes on Iran
The signal here is less about a decision than about preparation: Israel's military is planning for a US shift even while its leadership defers action until after the election. That gap between readiness and political timing is what makes the situation unstable — a post-election window could open quickly, and Washington's lean is described as a belief rather than a commitment. For markets, the relevant variable is not the strike itself but whether the deferral holds, since any resumption would reprice regional risk across energy and shipping channels.
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