Israel agrees to reduce its operations against Iran after US messages

The Israeli media revealed that Israel agreed to reduce its operations against Iran, after messages from the United States.

The “Yediot Aharonot” newspaper said that there is an “agreement in Israel” between all the parties concerned with this matter to respond to the US request not to carry out operations that would obstruct negotiations, such as operations attributed to Israel in the context of the naval war, or the bombing in The Natanz uranium enrichment facility.

Yediot Aharonot added that although the Biden administration did not explicitly request this, messages were transmitted through several security channels from the current administration in Washington, in which Israel was asked to exercise “the utmost restraint” as long as its security is not in real danger during negotiations with the Iranians.

Yediot Aharonot indicated that the Americans fear that the Israeli operations will undermine the process of returning to the original nuclear agreement with the Iranians, and they suspect that Israel intends to prevent the lifting of sanctions through provocations against the Iranians in the context of the battle between the wars waged by Israel against Iran’s various activities that endanger its security.

The newspaper pointed out that the main problem with the US administration, as Security Minister Benny Gantz said explicitly, is that “there are no direct contacts and intimate talks between Prime Minister Netanyahu and President Biden,” according to the newspaper, “not because Netanyahu does not want such talks, but because the Americans prefer to hold the talks at a professional level, not at an official political level.

This is why Israel is trying to “improve its relations with the United States,” Yediot Aharonot emphasized, and this is precisely the reason behind the intention in Israel to show the utmost restraint and restraint in the operations of the battle between wars.

The intention is to “reduce the flames and carry out only the necessary operations,” for example to “thwart the arming of Hezbollah and the Syrians with accurate missiles, modern anti-aircraft systems and other military systems that are intended to significantly change the threat present in the northeastern arena,” according to the Israeli newspaper.

This comes, according to the newspaper, in an attempt “to rally the good intentions of the Biden administration and reach a full and intimate dialogue even at the highest level of leadership with our US ally,” especially in the case of “Iran’s transformation into a country on the threshold of a nuclear or even a nuclear one.

This situation will be there for someone to work with”.

Yediot Aharonot revealed that these issues were discussed at the political and security council meeting yesterday, which in practice has not ended, adding that another meeting is scheduled for next week where they will continue to discuss these and other issues related to Iran.

The newspaper said, “It can also be assumed that one of the issues on the cabinet table is improving coordination between the Israeli army, the Mossad and the National Security Council in everything related to the operations of the battle between wars, especially the publishing or credibility policy that Israel will adopt in the future”.

The Israeli media covered the talks that are taking place in Vienna regarding the nuclear agreement, pointing out that Israel is currently concerned about the return of the US administration to the agreement. And Israeli media reported earlier that Washington had told Netanyahu that “the attacks harm negotiations with Iran”.