Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu informed US President Joe Biden's administration about his readiness to strike Iran's military, not oil or nuclear facilities, the Washington Post writes. or nuclear," the publication writes, referring to sources. This, according to the periodical, implies a more limited response aimed at preventing a large-scale war.
The first phone conversation between Biden and Netanyahu in several weeks took place last week.
Citing sources, the newspaper writes that Netanyahu "took a more reserved position" than before. This, among other things, influenced Biden's decision to send the powerful THAAD anti-missile defense system to Israel.
