Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is set to meet President Trump on Wednesday regarding U.S.-Iranian talks. Meanwhile, reports are emerging from Iran that the resistance continues despite a delay in help from the U.S. and the West.
The prime minister left for the U.S. on Tuesday, advancing his meeting with Trump by a week. Netanyahu wants to brief Trump on Israel’s latest intelligence findings on Iran, according to Israeli media reports.
Before boarding the plane, Netanyahu laid out his agenda, announcing, “I will present to the president our ideas about the principles in the negotiations, the important principles, and in my opinion, they are important not only for Israel, but for everyone in the world who wants peace and security in the Middle East.”
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U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee is coming with Netanyahu. He says there is “extraordinary alignment” between Israel and the U.S.
This, as the US and Iran are expected to hold a second round of meetings. Iran is refusing to halt uranium enrichment. US forces are moving into the region, and new satellite photos show Iran has covered the entrance tunnels to its nuclear site in Isfahan.
As outlined in The Times of Israel and Channel 12, the talks will focus on Iran’s uranium enrichment, its ballistic missile production, and support for regional terror proxies, as well as Iran’s deadly crackdown on its own protesters.
To date, Iran’s leaders have said they will talk only about uranium enrichment because the missiles are part of the regime’s defense capabilities.
Israeli intelligence believes Iran wants an arsenal of about 8,000 ballistic missiles. Following the June 2025 war, the Israel Defense Forces estimated the Iranian ballistic stockpile was reduced from 2,500 to between 1,000 and 1,500, and its launchers from about 350 to 100.
Even without nuclear warheads, Iran could terrorize the region with missiles. If it achieves its goal of 8,000 missiles, it could launch enough of them to overwhelm all of Israel’s anti-missile defense systems.
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