If Israel Attacks Iran Again, Will Trump Help?
A pro-Trump billboard in Jerusalem on November 8, 2024. (Ahmad Gharabli via Getty Images)
Netanyahu says Iran’s nuclear bomb program is damaged. He would likely need a green light from the president-elect to finish the job. Jay Solomon reports from Washington.
When Israel’s air force attacked Iran last month, it targeted a key facility believed to be part of the country’s quest to develop a nuclear weapon. But the Israelis know that if they really want to damage Iran’s bomb-building plans, they’ll have to return—and they’ll need help from the U.S.
The key question for both the Israelis and Iran—and the wider Middle East—is whether the incoming Trump administration will be on board.
The answer depends on who one thinks will make the call.
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