Israeli leaders are increasingly worried that US President Donald Trump may not allow military action against Iran, even in response to recent provocations. During a security cabinet meeting, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that Israel might need to confront Iran independently, despite the risks involved. Following an Iranian ballistic missile attack, Trump conveyed a desire for a measured Israeli response rather than a large-scale military strike. This led to the cancellation of a planned attack involving 50 Israeli aircraft targeting multiple sites in Iran. Reports suggest that Trump is prioritizing diplomatic negotiations with Iran, which raises concerns in Israel about the potential for future military action being stifled. IDF Chief of Staff Lt.-Gen. Eyal Zamir expressed skepticism regarding any agreements with Iran, indicating that they could be detrimental to Israel's security interests. The situation underscores the delicate balance of military and diplomatic strategies in the region.