Decline in Israeli influence in US-Iranian negotiations

The developments of the Iranian-American crisis showed a radical shift in Israel's position from the regional equation, as it moved from the center of decision-making to the margin of follow-up and anticipation. After Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was leading the scene in the American operations room and leading discussions about a joint strike to topple the Iranian regime, Israel finds itself today outside the circle of sensitive information. According to Israeli military sources, the administration of Trump has largely sidelined Israel and excluded its leaders from the details of the de-escalation talks with Tehran. This exclusion forced Tel Aviv to rely on alternative sources of information, through its regional diplomatic contacts and intelligence operations inside Iran. This development carries serious political repercussions for Netanyahu, who built his political image on his superior ability to influence the American decision. The man who promised the Israelis an extraordinary relationship With Trump claiming to talk to him “almost every day,” today he faces a real test of his credibility ahead of a crucial election battle. Informed sources revealed a tense call between the two presidents, where Netanyahu expressed great anger at the American trend towards negotiating with Iran. According to these sources, the Israeli prime minister prefers to resume military action to weaken Iran's capabilities and destroy its vital infrastructure. In light of these rapid developments, The IDF is preparing for multiple scenarios, including the possibility of Trump taking sudden military action against Iran in the coming days. This readiness reflects Israel's uncertainty about the new US policy in the region.