“Jerusalem Minute” dives straight into rising tensions between the United States and Iran following U.S. President Donald Trump’s warning of “very bad things” if Tehran fails to reach a nuclear deal.
As Iran threatens to target U.S. bases, JNS CEO and Jerusalem bureau chief Alex Traiman and JNS Middle East correspondent Josh Hasten explore whether military conflict is inevitable and what it means for Israel.
The two also cover rising tensions on other fronts, including reports of permanent Israeli security zones in Gaza, Lebanon and Syria, and new battle plans signaling a renewed Gaza offensive. The hosts explain why Netanyahu’s posture has shifted and how U.S. support under a potential Trump return is influencing Israeli policy.
Other topics covered include:
The latest hostage deal negotiations
Widespread Arab protests against Hamas in Gaza
Israel’s efforts to facilitate the voluntary emigration of Gazans
Congress investigating U.S. funding to Israeli protest groups
The return of judicial reform to Israel’s legislative agenda
Turkey’s internal unrest and its implications for Israel
Netanyahu’s planned visit to Hungary’s Viktor Orbán, defying ICC arrest threats.
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