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Israel Shares Assessment With U.S. That Any Future War With Iran Would Require Hitting Energy Infrastructure
Israel has informed the United States that any resumption of conflict with Iran would require immediate strikes on the country's entire energy infrastructure within 24 hours. The position reflects Israel's assessment that a diplomatic deal with Iran is unlikely. Channel 12 reported the details, which also noted support from several Arab countries for targeting Iranian energy sites.
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U.S. that any return to war with Iran must include strikes on Iran’s entire energy infrastructure within 24 hours, according to Israel's Channel 12. The country believes a deal with Iran is unlikely, Channel 12 reported on or before May 9, 2026.
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Several Arab countries are also reportedly in support of targeting Iranian energy infrastructure. The information about Israel's position was reported by Israel's Channel 12. @KobeissiLetter reported the details drawn from that broadcast.
Israel's assessment leaves little room for further negotiations. U.S. in its planning for any renewed conflict.
Several Arab countries back the idea of striking energy sites, according to the reporting. The alignment adds a regional dimension to Israel's position as conveyed to Washington. The report comes amid persistent tensions between Israel and Iran.
It reflects Israel's current view that diplomatic efforts are unlikely to yield results, prompting contingency planning that prioritizes rapid and comprehensive action against Iranian energy facilities.
