Israel's panic button: Netanyahu dumps Iran attack plans on Trump as Ukraine war keeps US busy?

Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is poised to present U.S. President Donald Trump with a fresh menu of military options against Iran’s missile and nuclear infrastructure when the two meet at Mar‑a‑Lago later this month, amid mounting Israeli alarm that Tehran is rapidly rebuilding capabilities damaged in June’s 12‑day war. According to U.S. and Israeli reports, Netanyahu intends to outline several strike scenarios ranging from a unilateral Israeli attack to operations with limited U.S. backing, a fully joint U.S.–Israeli campaign, or even a U.S.‑led assault with Israel in a supporting role, with at least four former senior U.S. officials already discreetly briefed on Israel’s planning.