Trump vetoed Israeli plan to kill Iran’s supreme leader
WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump, according to an familiar US official, vetoed a plan by Israel to kill the United States to kill Iran’s highest leader Ayatullah Ali Khanei.
Israelis recently reported to Trump administration that they have developed a reliable plan to kill Khanei.
After being informed about the plan, the White House, according to the official who has no authority to comment on the sensitive issue and spoke about the status of anonymity, announced to Israeli officials that Trump was against action.
The Trump administration saw a plan to kill Israel’s military operation, which aims to prevent the explosion of Iran’s nuclear program into an even wider conflict of Iran’s explosion, and to kill Khamenei as a potentially arrogant movement.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who was asked about the plan during an interview with FOX News Channel about the Private Report with Bret Baier ,, did not directly address whether the White House rejected the plan.
Netanyahu, “But I can tell you, I think we do what we have to do, we will do what we have to do. And I think the United States knows what is good for the United States, Net Netanyahu said.
Netanyahu also said that the regime change can be the result of the conflict, because the Iranian regime is very weak.
Trump’s rejection of the offer was first reported by Reuters.
Netanyahu’s office refused to comment on reports.
On Sunday, Trump issued a sharp warning to Iran about retaliation against US targets in the Middle East, while at the same time, Israel and Iran will make an agreement to end the increasing conflicts of their “soon”.
In the early hours of the morning, the president in the social media sending, Israel and Iran traded missile attacks for the third straight day, while the United States, “has nothing to do with the attack on Iran,” he said. However, Iran said that to support Israel, Israel will hold the US that provides most of its deep arms arsenal.
Israel targeted the center of Defense of Iran in Tehran, and where Iran claims to be associated with the nuclear program, Iranian missiles fled Israeli air defenses and hit the buildings in the depths of Israel.
“If Iran has been attacked in any way, shape or form of Iran, the full power and power of the US armed forces will fall to you at the unprecedented levels,” Trump said.
Hours later, Trump went back to social media to predict that “Iran and Israel needs to make an agreement and make an agreement”.
The US President said that after the cross -border conflicts of the two countries, it has a history for increasing conflicts and that Israel and Iran would stop hostility.
In April, India fell 26 tourists in Kashmir, under Indian control of militants, after the targets within Pakistan hit. Pakistan rejected the connection with the attackers. Following the Strikes of India in Pakistan, the two sides exchanged heavy fever along the actual borders, followed by missile and drone strikes, mainly targeting military facilities and air bases.
It has been the most serious conflicts among the countries for decades. On Sunday, Trump repeated his claim to be discussed by India, and that the two sides agreed to make a ceasefire after they proposed to help trade if they agreed to increase to both countries.
Trump also drew attention to the efforts of his administration in the first period of intermediaries between Serbia and Kosovo and Egypt and Ethiopia.
“Similarly, we will soon have peace between Israel and Iran!” Trump said. “Many calls and meetings that take place right now.
The increasing conflict between Israel and Iran is testing Trump, which promises to rapid end the brutal wars in Gaza and Ukraine, and to create a foreign policy that broadcasts more broadly from foreign conflicts.
Trump struggled to find a last game for wars in Ukraine and Gaza.
And after criticizing President Joe Biden during the campaign to prevent Israel from strikeing to Iran’s nuclear places last year, Trump filed a lawsuit against Israelis to give him a chance to diplomacy.
The forcing of his administration to give up the nuclear program to Tehran came after a long -term, comprehensive nuclear agreement, which limits the uranium enrichment of Uranium enrichment in the United States and other world forces in 2015 in exchange for the abolition of economic sanctions of Tehran.
Trump spoke to Russian President Vladimir Putin on Saturday about the Growing Israel-Iranian conflict. And Trump will travel to Canada for the summit of the seven leading groups, where the Middle East crisis will appear great on the leaders of England, Canada, France, Germany, Italy and Japan and the European Union.
Some of Trump’s influential supporters invite the US to keep the US away from the increasing conflict of Israel with Iran.
Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., Turning Point Founder Charlie Kirk, former Fox News presenter Tucker Carlson, among the leading supporters of Trump, who argues that voters support Trump, will not include the nation in foreign conflicts.
Kirk said he was concerned that Israel may cause Israel that the situation may cause “a major scheme and potentially my momentum in Maga and our incredibly successful president” before starting the strikes on Iran.
Kentucky Republican, Sen. Rand Paul praised Trump for restricting it, and he said that the President hoped that his instincts would reign.
Paul said, NBC has a settlement that has been negotiated and a negotiated settlement. “I see more war and more massacres. And being involved in this war is not the job of the United States.”
CBS’s “Fact The Nation” gop South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham said that he preferred diplomatic efforts, but if diplomacy does not work, Trump should “enter all of them” to destroy Iran’s nuclear program.
“If this means providing a bomb, get a bomb,” he said. “If this means flying with Israel, Fly with Israel.”
Associated Press writer Gary Fields contributed to reporting.
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