Amid the din of global speculation over US military build-up in the Middle East, Israel's leaders have remained unusually silent. This silence, however, is not indicative of a lack of strategy or concern. Instead, it reflects a calculated approach, as Israel's prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, navigates a delicate balance between supporting Iran's anti-government protests and maintaining a strategic relationship with the United States. The tension arises from the potential for regime change in Iran, a move that Netanyahu believes could be facilitated by US President Donald Trump. This article delves into the complex dynamics surrounding Israel's stance, the potential benefits and risks, and the ongoing negotiations and threats.
