Monday, 27/07/2026   
   Beirut 11:41

‘Enemy’ Coordinating with Regional States to Prepare for US Escalation Against Iran, Israeli Media Reports

The Israeli Broadcasting Authority has disclosed that the Israeli entity is actively coordinating with several Middle Eastern countries to confront Iran, aiming to bolster security cooperation and lay the groundwork for a potential American military escalation against Tehran, according to an official Israeli statement.

Citing a well-informed source, the authority confirmed that the entity remains in close contact with regional nations, with dialogue ongoing and steadily strengthening. As part of these regional preparations, the source added, the United States has deployed additional military infrastructure and capabilities across the Middle East assets that are now being utilized by partners in the region, including the Israeli entity, to counter Iranian threats.

The agency further indicated that Tel Aviv is eager to renew strikes on Iran, with plans extending beyond nuclear infrastructure to include energy facilities and refineries. According to the report, this strategy is designed to intensify economic pressure on the Iranian regime in a bid to force it to abandon its nuclear program.

In a related diplomatic overture, the authority earlier reported that Bahrain’s King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa held a conversation with Israeli President Isaac Herzog. The two sides discussed ways to strengthen friendly relations and ties between the occupying entity and Bahrain, while highlighting the importance of the US-led Abraham Accords in promoting security, stability, and prosperity in the region, according to the king’s claims. A statement issued by Herzog’s office noted that both leaders also reviewed recent developments and underscored the importance of continued cooperation and dialogue among regional states.

The simultaneous military buildup and diplomatic outreach underscore a coordinated regional posture aimed squarely at countering Iran, raising the stakes in an already volatile Middle East.

Source: Israeli meida (edited by Al-Manar)