According to Israeli media, Netanyahu and Biden are close to an agreement on attack plan
It has been claimed that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and US President Joe Biden are close to an agreement regarding the nature and scope of Tel Aviv's potential attack plan against Iran.
The Walla news site reported that Israel's potential retaliation against Iran was discussed during a phone call between Netanyahu and Biden on October 9.
Citing unnamed Israeli and US officials, the report claimed that the disagreement between Washington and Tel Aviv regarding the nature and scope of Israel's potential attack plan against Iran has been "largely resolved" during the conversation between Netanyahu and Biden.
Although the disagreements have been largely resolved, it was argued that Israel's potential retaliatory attack plan is "slightly more aggressive" than what the Washington administration would prefer.
The report also stated that the Israeli Security Cabinet, which met last night, is expected to authorize Netanyahu and Defense Minister Yoav Gallant to determine the timing of the attack on Iran.
Iran launched a missile attack on Israel on October 1. The Tel Aviv administration had announced that it would respond to this attack by Iran.
News Source: AA
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