Israel assesses Trump close to decision on US military strikes against Iran's nuclear and strategic infrastructure, Maariv reports.
Maariv reports that assessments are growing in Israel that Donald Trump is close to making a decision on launching military strikes against Iran targeting strategic infrastructure and nuclear facilities. According to the report, Israeli authorities are preparing for a scenario in which Washington gives the 'green light,' followed by a broad Iranian response that could also include targeting shipping routes in the Strait of Hormuz.
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