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Hanegbi disclosed he personally oversees both security and political coordination efforts, moving beyond previously reported indirect communications to establish comprehensive governmental contact.
The president abandons Monday calls for Tehran overthrow just one day later during Air Force One flight to NATO summit.
Macron is using the ongoing conflict in Gaza and the Iran-Israel standoff not out of genuine concern, but as tools to pander to the Muslim world.
In a carefully timed move following Iran’s retaliatory strike on a US base in Qatar, the Pentagon released the first images of the formidable B-2 bombers used in the historic attack on Iran’s nuclear facility in Fordo.
Iran fired missiles at US military bases in Qatar and Iraq, according to reports confirmed by Israeli officials. The strikes followed Pentagon surveillance of what it described as a “serious” threat to American forces in the Middle East.
