Mossad director David Barnea has arrived in the US to discuss Iran strategy with key officials. He's set to meet with White House Special Envoy Steve Witkoff in Miami to hash out plans regarding potential strikes on Iran. ¹ ² Barnea's visit comes amid reports of harsh violence by the Iranian government against protesters. The US and Israel are reportedly concerned about Iran's nuclear enrichment and missile programs. Barnea spoke with President Trump and Israeli PM Netanyahu, discussing Iran strategy. Netanyahu reportedly asked Trump to delay any military strike on Iran, seeking more time for Israel to prepare for potential retaliation. The US is weighing its options, with some countries like Qatar and Saudi Arabia urging caution. The situation remains fluid, with the US monitoring Iran's actions closely. Trump's administration has warned Iran of consequences if violence against protesters continues.
The Israeli military is calling on Lebanese civilians in southern Lebanon to not drive vehicles in areas south of the Litani River until further notice. "There is intense fighting in southern Lebanon, in which Hezbollah operatives are using the civilian environment and you as a human shield to organize to carry out attacks," Col. Avichay Adraee, the IDF's Arabic-language spokesman, says on X. "For your safety, we ask you to avoid movement in vehicles in the north to the south direction, [south] of the Litani River," he says. "This warning is valid until further notice," Adraee adds.

