As officials prepare to meet in Geneva, there is deep doubt that Iran’s proposal will differ significantly from previous offers. Meanwhile, Iran’s rapid trials continue, with dozens sentenced to death at the start of the week.
The KC-46 Pegasus aerial refueling planes now stationed in Israel extend the range of fighter jets and bombers and could enable airstrikes deep inside Iran. Israel has purchased the same model and is awaiting its delivery to the Israeli Air Force. The aircraft has faced sharp criticism over its high cost and multiple malfunctions.
A senior Israeli source quoted on Saudi television said alert levels have been raised at embassies across Europe, the Far East, and Latin America.
In Washington, few believe a deal with Iran is still within reach, yet Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff continue to seek a breakthrough. At the same time, preparations and public legitimacy for a US military strike are intensifying. The question is no longer whether there will be an attack, but when.
After two years of war and isolation, Israel is pivoting east – and India is ready to meet it there.
