Citing officials briefed on the situation, the New York Times said that Israeli officials were concerned that U.S. President Donald Trump was so eager to reach a deal with Iran that he would allow Tehran to keep its nuclear enrichment facilities, a red line for Israel.

It said Israel was particularly concerned about the possibility of any interim deal that would allow Iran to maintain its nuclear facilities for months or even years while a final agreement was reached.

The report said U.S. officials were concerned that Israel could decide to strike Iran with little warning, and said U.S. intelligence estimated that Israel could mount an attack on Iran in as little as seven hours.

It added that Israeli officials had warned their U.S. counterparts that Netanyahu could order a strike on Iran even if a successful diplomatic agreement is reached.

The newspaper said that Netanyahu's minister of strategic affairs Ron Dermer and David Barnea, head of the foreign intelligence agency Mossad, met Trump's special envoy Steve Witkoff in Rome on Friday.

 

RFK Jr. threatens to bar government scientists from publishing in leading medical journals

The health secretary said the New England Journal of Medicine, the Journal of the American Medical Association and The Lancet are in bed with pharma.

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