Reports indicate that Israel is willing to participate in strikes against Iran and is awaiting a statement from Donald Trump
Svmuu News: According to reports from Israeli sources on the 10th, Israel has informed the United States that it is willing to participate in further U.S. military operations against Iran and is currently awaiting a decision from U.S. President Donald Trump.Reports indicate that Israel believes the new round of military conflict between the U.S. and Iran may continue for several more days. Currently, the Israeli Air Force, air defense, and intelligence agencies are on high alert, and the Israeli military is maintaining close coordination with U.S. forces. (CCTV)
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