What we know about war plans that Trump and Netanyahu are drawing up

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : And Trump said the reason that he was endorsing him was that he said, we may have to finish the job in Iran and that he would need Netanyahu and Israel's support to do that.
48% : ESTRIN: I spoke to a person briefed on the matter, who was not authorized to speak publicly, but said the U.S. and Israel are working on plans for a potential strike on Iran as early as early November, after Israeli elections that take place next week and after U.S. midterm elections, which are November 3.
44% : We know that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth met with Netanyahu in Israel earlier this week.
41% : The person I spoke to said Israel had initially planned a strike on Iran for mid-October but that the U.S. ruled it out.
38% : He said any scenario is conceivable, including the possibility of an attack by the U.S. and Israel.
37% : Could the U.S. and Israel be on the verge of launching a new attack on Iran?
31% : He said the supreme leader has not learned his lesson from the previous two rounds of war that Iran has faced from Israel and the U.S. SUMMERS: How are people in Israel responding?
29% : One Israeli analyst, Danny Citrinowicz, used to head the Iran branch of Israel's military intelligence, and he's arguing that it's actually the U.S. and Israel that have not learned the lessons of the previous wars.
28% : Many analysts in Israel are actually criticizing this strategy that Netanyahu is laying out.

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