Trump says 'Israel-Iran peace is near', Tel Aviv responds with caution
A response has come from Israel to US President Donald Trump's statement that "there will soon be peace between Iran and Israel." An Israeli official stated that mediation preparations are being made behind the scenes, but there is no concrete proposal on the table.
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In a statement made by US President Donald Trump, it was claimed that peace would be achieved between Iran and Israel in the near future. In his statement, where he noted that many secret talks and meetings are ongoing, Trump said, "I am doing a lot, but I am not appreciated for anything."
These words from Trump found their place in the international press, especially considering the ongoing tension in the region.
Following Trump's statements, an unnamed senior Israeli official who spoke to the Yediot Aharonot newspaper confirmed that some mediation preparations are being made behind the scenes.
However, the official emphasized that so far, "no serious pressure has been applied" on Israel to stop, and that no concrete proposal to ensure peace has been brought to the agenda.
"WE HAVE GREAT DETERMINATION, WE ARE READY FOR SURPRISES"
In the assessment made by the Israeli official, it was signaled that Tel Aviv is watching the process with caution but will not compromise its stance. The statement said, "We have more surprises and we have great determination."