Israel's Assassination Plans Against Iran Are Shaking the US-Israel Alliance

While the world's attention is focused on the nuclear talks in Oman and Doha, Israel's assassination plans against Iran's top negotiation team have caused panic in the US. These developments indicate that a much harsher scenario is being implemented behind the scenes while the world is focused on the nuclear negotiations. Israel's assassination plans, particularly targeting Parliament Speaker Muhammad Bakir Kalibaf, have put Washington in a difficult position. The US, unable to directly stop its ally Israel, had to warn Tehran through Pakistan and Qatar. The crisis surrounding Kalibaf, who narrowly escaped two assassination attempts, is shaking the US-Israel alliance and taking the chaos in the Middle East to a new level. According to informed sources, when Washington received intelligence reports that Israel was preparing a 'clean-up' operation against the Iranian negotiating team, it panicked. The main targets of Israel's plan were Iranian Parliament Speaker Muhammad Bakir Kalibaf and Foreign Minister Abbas Arakchi. However, a paradox soon emerged in the alliance relationship: the US administration, instead of communicating directly with Tel Aviv, had to task Qatar and Pakistan with warning Tehran about potential attacks.