Trump to decide within 2 weeks whether U.S. gets involved in Iran-Israel conflict

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said President Donald Trump would make a decision on the United States on Thursday that get involved in the Israel conflict with Iran in the next two weeks.

“I have a message directly from the president, and I quote:” Based on the fact that there is a substantial chances of negotiations which may or may not take place with Iran in the near future, I will decide or not to pass or not in the next two weeks “”, said Leavitt in a briefing of the White Chamber by citing Trump.

“It was very clear,” she added. “Iran went for 60 days when it gave them a 60 -day warning without coming to the table.

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Leavitt said there had been six cycles of direct and indirect negotiations with Iran. She said the talks continue but refused to provide details.

When asked if Trump struck Iran if the negotiations fail, Leavitt said on several occasions that the president would make a decision “if he should or not” in the next two weeks.

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When he supported the reliability of this calendar, given the previous delays on other global issues, Leavitt insisted that the conflicts are different.

“”President Trump Global instability inherited from the last administration. He is still interested in diplomacy but is not afraid to use strength, “said Leavitt.

Leavitt said Iran cannot reach a nuclear bomb because it would represent a threat to the United States and Israel. She said Iran is a few weeks old to reach such a weapon.

“Iran has never been closer to obtaining a nuclear weapon,” said Leavitt.

“Iran has everything he needs to make a nuclear weapon. All they need is a supreme chief’s decision to do so,” Leavitt told journalists. “And it would take a few weeks to finish the production of this weapon, which would of course represent an existential threat not only for Israel, but for the United States and the whole world.”

She said that the president’s main priorities are to ensure that Iran cannot obtain a nuclear weapon and ensure peace and stability in the Middle East.

Israel launched an attack on Iran on Friday, targeting its nuclear installations and eliminating some of the country’s best military generals. Iran responded by hitting Tel Aviv and in other places.

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Iranian missile dam hit Soroka hospital Thursday morning, injuring more than 70 people, said Israel.

Israel, Gideon Sa’ar’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, said the Iranian attack is equivalent to a war crime while Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has promised reprisals for the strike.