Mike Baker

Israel has long viewed Iran as its most dangerous adversary and has frequently pushed for tougher action against Tehran's nuclear and missile ambitions.

For Netanyahu to urge delay rather than immediate action suggests concern about the potential for uncontrolled escalation, regional spillover, and the strategic consequences of striking Iran at this particular moment.

It does not mean that Israel opposes action in principle, and it does not mean that military options are off the table.

Instead, it underscores the complexity of the moment.

Washington is applying pressure, economic and diplomatic and now military, while allies across the region are urging restraint, worry of what might follow if the situation tips into open conflict.

As an aside, it's now been three days since President Trump declared to the protesters in Iran that help is on its way.

Coming up next, phase two of the Gaza ceasefire begins, with President Trump unveiling a transitional governance plan that hinges on one big question.

Will Hamas actually disarm?

I'll be right back.

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