US, 'Israel' prepare for possible Iran escalation: Report
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- ‘Israeli’ media reports continued US–‘Israel’ coordination over possible escalation with Iran.
- Military assessments place the chances of renewed conflict and continued calm at equal levels.
‘Israeli’ media, including Yedioth Ahronoth, reports that Washington and ‘Israel’ are continuing preparations for a possible resumption of fighting with Iran, citing ‘Israeli’ officials and security assessments.
The report says the ‘Israeli’ military is at its highest level of readiness, while coordination with the United States continues at senior levels.
According to the same assessments, the probability of renewed war with Iran and the probability of continued calm are currently equal.
The report states that US and ‘Israeli’ coordination remains active across strategic and operational channels, with both sides maintaining elevated military preparedness.
Security sources describe the posture as rapid-response readiness, without providing operational details.
‘Israeli’ assessments cited in the report claim Iran has rebuilt parts of its missile capabilities and is not prepared to accept conditions linked to nuclear concessions in exchange for sanctions relief.
Tensions over Iran’s nuclear programme remain unresolved, with no breakthrough in negotiations.
According to the report, Trump is unlikely to pursue a full-scale campaign aimed at regime change.
Instead, ‘Israeli’ assessments suggest any US response would likely be limited, potentially targeting infrastructure such as power stations or bridges.
The report also claims Iran may attempt to prolong regional tensions and draw the United States into a wider confrontation tied to broader international timelines.
It highlights continued volatility and strategic uncertainty.
