27/6/2025–|Last update: 11:23 (Mecca time)
Israel faces an embarrassing dilemma with US President Donald Trump in light of intelligence reports that denies the complete elimination of the Iranian nuclear program, and the difficulty of announcing this is Israeli so that Israel does not appear to be beautiful to Trump.
In this context, Aunt Siegal, a political affairs analyst at the 13th Israeli Channel, said that Tel Aviv succeeded in delaying the Iranian nuclear program between only two years and 3 years, despite the media talk about many years.
Siggal pointed to diplomatic efforts made in Israel on how to formulate the statement of the Atomic Energy Committee and the data of Israeli officials, including the chief of staff of the army so that Trump’s anger does not.
He attributed this to the fact that the American president “does not accept to reduce it, nor the exact diagnoses,” noting that Trump said that the American strategic bombers completely destroyed Iran’s nuclear program.
He concluded that no one wants the main title to be: “Israel denies what Trump says,” because that seems to be a beautiful denial.
In turn, Rafif Druk, a political analyst at the 13th channel, said that the results of the war against Iran are “not bad”, but he accused Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu -who is required for the International Criminal Court -that he “thinks before anything as usual with partisan interests.”
Druker relied on his speech on the actions that Netanyahu made in recent days, as he was filmed twice at the “Al -Mubaqi” wall (Al -Buraq), and he arranged two press conferences and conducted 3 interviews with the Israeli media.
Last Tuesday, Trump announced the entry of a ceasefire between Israel and Iran, after a war that Tel Aviv started on June 13, with a declared goal of eliminating the nuclear and missile programs of Tehran.
Iran responded with a series of missile attacks that left unprecedented destruction in several Israeli cities, while Washington interfered in the war, as it launched 3 major nuclear sites in Iran, most notably the Fordo facility.
In turn, the British newspaper Telegraph quoted European officials as saying that European governments had received preliminary intelligence assessments stating that Iran’s highly enriched uranium stocks are still “sound”, despite the American strikes of their nuclear reactors.