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UNITED STATES President Donald Trump will decide whether his country will join the Israeli-Iranian conflict over the next two weeks, said the White House, in the midst of increasing speculation of the United States and fears of a wider climbing.
On Thursday, the White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt told journalists that Trump had shared a message: “Based on the basis of the substantial chances of negotiations that could or not occur with Iran in the near future, I take my decision or not in the next two weeks. It is a quote directly from President Trump, “she said.
“The president is always interested in a diplomatic solution … He is a chief peacemaker. He is peace by the president of the Force. And therefore if there is a chance of diplomacy, the president will always catch him. But he is not also afraid of using the force,” added the press secretary.
The United States has described its initial strike of June 13 of Israel as a “unilateral action”. But Trump himself pointed out that he knew the attack in advance and supported the military campaign of Israel.
At the same time, according to the reuters news agency, which cited three anonymous diplomats, Trump’s special envoy, Steve Witkoff, spoke on the Iranian phone Abbas Araghchi several times on the phone since Israel began his attacks.
In the midst of the conversation of diplomacy, such as Aviv and Tehran continued to business attacks.
On Thursday, Israel targeted the nuclear reactor from heavy water from Iran. Iran, in turn, struck the Soroka Medical Center, which, according to him, was near a military center and Israeli intelligence.
At the same time, the Israeli Minister of Defense Israel Katz threatened to eliminate the Iranian supreme chief of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. “Such a person is prohibited to exist,” he said in a statement quoted by the Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper.
“Camouflaged” intentions
In the past few days, Trump has subject to By joining the strikes of Israel on Iranian nuclear sites, but at the same time, proposed a rapid diplomatic solution in a confusing message from Washington.
Following a report by the Wall Street Journal on Wednesday evening that Trump had already signed on Iran, but had not decided when they would, the president went to his truth about social media to refuse the report.
“The Wall Street Journal has no idea of my thoughts concerning Iran!” Trump wrote.
But Al Jazeera’s superior political analyst, Marwan Bishara, said Leavitt’s comments may well be a ploy, and if this is the case, Trump could use it as a “pretext to camouflage whatever his intentions and attack tomorrow”.
While Araghchi should meet its British, French and German counterparts in Geneva on Friday, as well as the best diplomat in the European Union, Kaja Kallas, to discuss the nuclear program of Tehran, Bishara said that Trump could wait to hear the outcome of these discussions before making his decision to attack.
“If we have to interpret, I would say the following: it gives Europeans a little time so that everyone can save face,” said Bishara.
Doha Jabbari of Al Jazeera, reporting from Doha, said that the lack of confidence between Tehran and Washington will make Iranians difficult to fully believe that Trump is open to diplomacy.
“Assuming that the Israelis have the green light from the Americans to carry out these attacks in Iran, there will be very little confidence there,” said Jabbari.
“But really, this is the diplomatic game they have to play,” she added, referring to the next talks in Geneva. “If they (Iran) are not going, they will be accused of fundamentally saying that we are not going to speak, we just want war. They will have to travel and Europeans act as a mediator between Iran and the United States.”
At the same time, Russia and China warned several times against the involvement of the United States in the conflict and called for a ceasefire.
