Summary
The director of Israel's Mossad, David Barnea, visited the U.S. for discussions about the situation in Iran. He is meeting with U.S. officials, including White House envoy Steve Witkoff, to talk about the protests in Iran and possible U.S. military action. The U.S. is moving military forces to the region, and further meetings and plans are being discussed.
Key Facts
- David Barnea, head of Israel's Mossad, traveled to the U.S. to discuss Iran.
- He is meeting with Steve Witkoff, a White House envoy, about Iran's protests and U.S. military plans.
- It's uncertain if Barnea will meet President Trump in Florida.
- President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu discussed delaying U.S. military action for Israel's preparedness.
- U.S. military action remains a possibility if Iran increases its crackdown on protesters.
- The U.S. is sending additional military assets, including an aircraft carrier, to the Middle East.
- Iran's foreign minister, Abbas Araghchi, expressed interest in resuming nuclear talks.
- Some Israeli officials worry Iran might use these talks to lessen U.S. pressure.
