Israel fears that President Donald Trump could conclude an "unfavorable agreement" with Iran.

Israel expresses concerns that American President Donald Trump may conclude an agreement with Iran without addressing key issues that led to the conflict, such as the nuclear program, ballistic missiles, and support for proxy groups.

Israeli sources claim that a partial agreement would leave Tehran's nuclear program intact and could stabilize the Iranian regime, which would be unacceptable for Israel. Although American officials have assured Israel that the stockpile of enriched uranium will be discussed, the exclusion of ballistic missiles from negotiations is a major issue. Netanyahu has lowered the conditions for an agreement, focusing on the removal of enriched uranium without mentioning other aspects.

Israel is preparing for possible escalations, coordinating with the U.S. for military plans in case negotiations fail. An Israeli official stated that the country remains on high alert and prefers not to reach an agreement rather than have an unfavorable one.