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Israeli Official Says No Decision Made to Resume Full Iran Operation

An Israeli official said Israel is unaware of any decision to resume full military operations against Iran and has not been asked to join new U.S. military action. The statement challenged an earlier account that American and Israeli forces were coordinating a major campaign against Iranian energy infrastructure as soon as this weekend. That report said Israeli authorities had been notified and were coordinating with Washington, while also noting that no final decision or end point had been set. The official spoke anonymously, leaving the scope and timing of any renewed Israeli role unresolved.

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Sources factually disagree on Israel's role in prospective Iran strikes: one report says Israeli authorities were notified and coordinating with the United States, while the later Israeli-official account says Israel knows of no decision to restart full operations and has not been asked to join U.S. military action. The remaining facts are uniform: no final decision or fixed end point was announced.

Courtroom-sketch editorial illustration of the Azadi Tower in Tehran; contextual illustration, not the reported event.

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