Reports and analyses suggest that during the Trump administration, Israel received a critical, if informal, "green light" to conduct strikes against Iranian missile and weapons infrastructure across the Middle East. This marked a significant departure from earlier, more restrictive U.S. policies. The understanding, reportedly formed between President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, empowered Israel to act more aggressively to disrupt Iran's "precision-guided missile project" and the entrenchment of its proxies like Hezbollah. This policy shift is seen as a key factor in the escalation of the ongoing "shadow war," with Israel striking targets in Syria, Iraq, and potentially elsewhere, aiming to degrade Iran's ability to project power up to its borders.#Israel #Iran #Trump #Netanyahu #MiddleEastConflict #ShadowWar #MissileDefense #USIsrael #IranianMissiles #RegionalTensions #Syria #Hezbollah
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