Amit Segal says that the Israeli preparations to coordinate with the US are complete.
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My report on i24NEWS: The dramatic discussion at Israel's security cabinet.
Israel's Security Cabinet convenes in Jerusalem at this hour, a discussion described by some as dramatic. Ministers are expected to discuss plans for a transition to an offensive against Iran, in coordination with the Americans. There's a clear caveat, however, this offensive option is on the table only in the event in which Israel is attacked.
Jerusalem continues to stress that all rests on President Trump, the Americans are the ones managing the situation. Such military involvement would take place only if necessary. Additional scenarios will also be examined.
If yesterday there were concerns that talks toward a renewed nuclear agreement could give the ayatollah regime time to recover, suppress the unrest, and preserve its terrorist activity in the region, President Trump’s clear remarks this evening are being seen as a distinct calming signal.
The prevailing sense is that this is an event on a historic scale, one that could reshape the Middle East and, as a consequence, the face of the entire world. Israel watches closely and prepares.
Detroit, Jan 13 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump, asked what he meant by a Social Media post saying "help is on its way" to protesters in Iran, told reporters on Tuesday that they would have to figure it out.
"You're going to have to figure that one out. I'm sorry," Trump said in response to a question. Trump traveled to Detroit to give a speech on the economy.
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Iranian economic officials, traders tell Reuters they've turned against the regime and IRGC - a senior Iranian official said "No one knows how much of the oil money that the Guards get from selling Iran’s oil returns to the country ... they are too powerful to be questioned about it".