Iran-Israel latest: Trump to decide on US strike on Iran within two weeks, White House says

Israel and Iranian air war entered the second week today as European officials sought to draw Tehran at the negotiating table.

Israel began attacking Iran last Friday, saying it was focused on the prevention of his long enemy from the development of nuclear weapons. Iran revealed rockets and drone with impacts on Israel. He says his nuclear program is calm.

Israeli air attacks killed 639 people in Iran, the news agency for human rights said. They killed include a military superior echelon and nuclear scientists. Israel said that at least two dozen Israeli civilians died in Iranian rocket attacks.

Israel said this morning that Iran was launching a new rocket salvo. “Defense systems work on intercepts threats,” said Israeli army.

Australia said this morning that he suspended the operations in his embassy in Tehran, stating the deterioration of the security situation as Israel hit the Iran nuclear plant again.

Foreign Minister Penny Wong said that Australian defense staff and planes were distributed to the Middle East as part of unforeseen plans to assist in evacuating their citizens and diplomats when the airspace is opened. They wouldn’t be used to fight, she added.

“We have a very volatile security situation in Iran,” Mrs. Wong said during the media conference.

“We don’t have to throw too far in history to understand the risk for foreign officials in Iran in the time of the riot.”

American Special Envoy Steve Witkoff and Iran Foreign Minister Abbas Abbas Abbas Abbas, talked several times by Israel last week began strikes on Iran, in an effort to find the diplomatic end of the crisis.

Three diplomats told Reuters that Mr. Araqchi said that Tehran would not return to negotiations, unless Israel stopped the attacks, which began last Friday.

They said that the talks included a brief discussion on the US proposal given Iran at the end of May, which aims to create a regional consortium that would enrich uranium outside Iran, and the offer has been rejected so far.

A regional diplomat near Tehran said Mr. Araqchi told Mr. Witkoff that he could show flexibility in the nuclear issue “if Washington pressed Israel.

The European diplomat said, “Araqchi said Witkoff Iran, was ready to return to nuclear conversations, but he could not if Israel continued his bombing.”

Mr. Araghchi should have negotiating with European diplomats today, first face-to-face negotiations in the crisis.

Israeli planes arrived at the city of Rasht in the northern Iran, according to the associated press.

It is unclear what the Israeli army targets the city, AP reports.

President Donald Trump rely more on a small group of advisers to decide whether or not Iran strike, NBC News Reports.

Also, a mullet for a crowd from different allys that do not have a formal position in their administration, according to the exit.

Earlier, the president said he would invite whether to order us war warriors to make an Iranian nuclear site depending on whether Tehran Engage in conversations over the end Nuclear weapon program.

“I’ll get my decision whether or not I go for the next two weeks,” he said.

Israeli military intercepted Iran’s drone over the dead sea, according to reports from the report Guardian.

Iranian state media said that Israeli strikes hit the industrial complex in the area of ​​SEFID-RUD in northern Iran, New York Times Reports.

State media reported that strikes around Rasht, city in northern Iran.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyaho is facing the return release after describing the “personal expense”, his family paid war.

“There are people who were killed, families who lived loved ones, I really appreciate that,” he said in a television conversation at the site of the hospital destroyed by Iranian rocket.

“Each of us is carrying a personal expense, and my family was not exempted,” he added. “This is the second time that my son is AVNER, due to rocket threats and rocket fire, canceled the wedding. It is also a personal expense for his fiancé, and I must say that my dear wife is a hero, and she is borne by personal price.”

Knesset Gilad Kariv, he called the Prime Minister “Narcis” after his remarks.

“I know that not forced delays to delay the wedding, but who will never celebrate weddings now that were once to take place,” Legislation said Guardian.

Yehuda Cohen, whose son is held as a hostage in Gaza, also criticized the Netanyah allegations, towards New York Times. He said his son “cannot breathe, cannot see daylight and in danger in death for more than 20 months.”