Trump Urges Israel to Hold Off Iran Strike as Deal Nears

Report by “Safarti Tarjuman” International News Desk

U.S. President Donald Trump has called on Israel to refrain from launching a military strike on Iran, amid intelligence reports suggesting a potential attack could be imminent. Trump emphasized ongoing diplomatic progress with Tehran, claiming that a “pretty good agreement” may soon be reached.

Speaking at a campaign event, Trump stated, “We’re fairly close to a pretty good agreement with Iran,” stressing that military action could derail the ongoing talks. “We don’t want conflict. We want results,” he added, urging restraint in response to Israel’s military considerations.

The president’s remarks come amid rising tensions between Israel and Iran, following Tehran’s recent nuclear advances and regional proxy activities. Reports from U.S. and Israeli intelligence suggest that Israel may be planning a preemptive strike on Iranian targets.

Meanwhile, political tensions are also flaring in Israel over recent military service policy changes. Reservists have voiced outrage over Knesset Speaker Yuli Edelstein’s decision to ease sanctions on Haredi draft dodgers. The move is seen by critics as a betrayal of national service equality, further dividing public opinion during a sensitive security period.

Global powers, including the European Union and Gulf nations, have urged calm and supported ongoing negotiations with Iran. Trump’s remarks appear aimed at reinforcing a diplomatic path while discouraging military escalation that could ignite a broader Middle East conflict.

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