According to reports coming out tonight (Sunday), US President Donald Trump said that he intends to speak with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and ask him not to attack Iran in response to the missile fire on Israel.
At the same time, senior Iranian officials said that they believe Trump is determined to end the war at almost any cost. The US President later spoke to Fox News and said the Israeli attacks on Beirut were not coordinated with the U.S., and expressed dissatisfaction with them.
After the barrage that came from Iran this evening towards the northern region in several bursts, Iran’s ‘Supreme Leader’, Mojtaba Khamenei, tweeted a short time ago on his X account: “The breath of the destabilized Zionist regime is running out.”
Against the backdrop of these quotes, a secret conversation is currently taking place between the most senior officials from Israel, the United States and the Gulf states. The talks focus on the nature of the coordinated response to the recent launches from Iran, and indicate a desire to formulate a joint regional strategy.
The meeting emphasizes the seriousness of the Iranian threat and the urgent need for international coordination. The involvement of the Gulf states alongside Israel and the US symbolizes a unified and broad front against Iranian aggression, and strengthens the narrative of regional cooperation.
As mentioned, Iran launched a barrage of missiles towards the State of Israel, which led to the activation of widespread alarms, first in the north of the country, and later also in the Sharon and Samaria regions. According to the Home Front Command statement, all of the threats fired from Iran were successfully intercepted by air defense systems, and there are no reports of significant damage or casualties as a result of the shooting.