Israel Weighs Strikes as U.S. Pursues Iran Talks

Israel is weighing limited military strikes against Iran's nuclear facilities in the coming months, as the U.S. under President Donald Trump signals unwillingness to support such operations and instead prioritizes diplomatic engagement with Tehran. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his government remain committed to preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons, pushing for the complete dismantling of Iran's program. Despite proposing various attack scenarios to the U.S., Israel has not secured American support and is now considering unilateral action requiring less U.S. involvement. Iran has issued strong warnings, promising a severe response to any Israeli attack. Meanwhile, U.S. and Iranian negotiators are preparing for further nuclear talks in Rome. The possibility of an Israeli strike risks undermining both Trump's diplomatic efforts and U.S.-Israeli relations.