Interception of an Iranian missile attack on Israel as seen from the Jerusalem Hills, June 14, 2025. (Photo by Yonatan Sindel/Flash90)
Israeli officials see the trend as an immediate threat: more missiles, rebuilt infrastructure, and tougher air defenses mean the window to stop Iran’s next leap could be narrowing fast.
By Shmuli Volkin, Jewish Breaking News
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is expected to brief President Trump on military options against Iran.
Israel assesses that Tehran is accelerating its ballistic-missile buildup and restoring production lines and air defenses damaged in previous strikes, according to an NBC report.
Israeli officials see the trend as an immediate threat: more missiles, rebuilt infrastructure, and tougher air defenses mean the window to stop Iran’s next leap could be narrowing fast.
The scenarios reportedly range from independent Israeli action to varying levels of U.S. involvement, including support roles and potential joint operations, with the briefing expected during Netanyahu’s upcoming U.S. visit.
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