Israel’s Mossad director Roman Gofman visits Washington for talks with senior Trump administration officials amid heightened Iran-related tensions. Several outlets report that the visit is linked to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pressing the US president to return to military action against Iran.
Across the coverage, sources describe a focus on discussions around whether Washington resumes or expands operations connected to Iran. NDTV and The Jerusalem Post both frame the visit in terms of Netanyahu urging a shift back toward fighting against Iran, while NDTV adds that Trump signals a preference for keeping the current ceasefire. The Washington Times similarly emphasizes talks in Washington about resuming military operations against Tehran.
One outlet adds extra detail about who Gofman is meeting and where follow-up talks may occur: The Express Tribune says Gofman meets CIA director Ratcliffe and is expected to hold talks with a US envoy in Miami, citing Axios. Times of India also describes Iran-war discussions in Washington as Trump resists Netanyahu’s push, underscoring the same overall dispute but with less reported meeting detail.
