The Iran Leak

Washington insists that Jerusalem share its plans for Iran, and then two secret documents show up on a pro-Iran Telegram account.

AP/Evan Vucci
President Biden meets with Prime Minister Netanyahu, October 18, 2023, at Tel Aviv. AP/Evan Vucci

“Yes and yes,” President Biden said Saturday when asked if he knew the scope and timing of Israel’s response to Iran’s October 1 attack with nearly 200 ballistic missiles. “No and no,” he added when a reporter begged him to share that information. As Israel weighs action in Iran, Washington insists that Jerusalem share its plans. After all, America’s Mideast assets could be affected. As details of such plans leak out, though, whom can Israelis trust?  

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