Israeli officials: a blow to Iranian nuclear sites is necessary

In detail, Al -Monitor, quoting American and regional sources, reported that there is optimism about the possibility of reaching a kind of agreement on the Iranian nuclear file.

The site quoted a regional source as saying that “the atmosphere is positive on the Iranian nuclear file and it appears that the United States has provided a way out of uranium enrichment,” the site quoted a regional source as saying.

However, Israeli officials said that a good nuclear agreement between the United States and Iran could not be reached due to Tehran’s refusal to dismantle its nuclear program, according to what was reported by the Israeli newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth.

The newspaper said, “Senior security officials in Israel believe that a blow to Iranian nuclear sites is possible and necessary.”

For its part, the Israeli newspaper “Maariv” spoke of a secret meeting held by Israeli ministries, during which preparations were discussed for the possibility of an Israeli attack on Iran or an Iranian attack on Israel.

The newspaper said that there are “estimates that any Israeli attack on Iran may lead to a fighting round that will last for an unknown period and cause thousands of missiles to fall on Israel.”

She added that “in the event of the Iranian response to any Israeli attack, the Israeli economy is expected to stop almost completely for a few days and then returns to work according to an emergency.”

Stopping American coordination with Israel

US President Donald Trump has commanded the “Pentagon” and the army to stop coordination with Israel over launching a joint attack on nuclear establishments in Iran, according to Israeli Channel 12, on Thursday.

The channel’s report is in harmony with Trump’s acknowledgment that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned against launching an attack on Iran, while the nuclear negotiations between Washington and Tehran reached an advanced stage.

And Wednesday, Trump told reporters: “I would like to be honest, yes I did,” when he was asked whether he was asked by Netanyahu during a call last week, refraining from doing military action.