FT reported on Netanyahu's refusal to renew the attacks on Iran in October due to the US position.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had intended to resume strikes on Iran earlier in October, but abandoned those plans due to US President Donald Trump's stance, the Financial Times reported on Wednesday, citing sources. "The IDF prepared plans for intensive operations that were supposed to be carried out at the beginning of the month, but postponed them since Donald Trump ruled out the possibility of resuming the attacks before the mid-term elections in the US," the newspaper said, citing sources familiar with the situation.