Multiple reports say Israeli intelligence has informed the United States of an alleged Iranian plan to assassinate former President Donald Trump. The Telegraph, citing unnamed sources, reports that Israel shares the information with U.S. counterparts and describes it as a new plot. The Wall Street Journal and CNN are also cited in the Google News roundup as reporting on the same intelligence-sharing between Israel and the U.S., though the specific methods, timing, and individuals involved are not detailed in the provided excerpts.
Separately, one report notes the broader geopolitical context in which the claim appears. Stuff.co.nz frames the disclosure alongside comments from the president regarding a ceasefire with Tehran that he says is “over,” and a warning that the U.S. may “finish the job.” The reports also reference ongoing tensions between Iran and the United States, including reported strikes and the impact on shipping through the Strait of Hormuz.
Across the coverage, the central point is the same: Israel tells the U.S. about alleged Iranian intent to kill Trump, while the political and military situation in the region continues to evolve. The excerpts do not include confirmation of the plot’s details or independent verification by the U.S. government.
