TEHRAN - In a note, Arman-e-Melli addressed possible reasons for the cancellation of the Israeli war minister's visit to America and said: The news of the cancellation of Yoav Gallant's visit to America can be analyzed from two points of view.

In a note, Arman-e-Melli addressed possible reasons for the cancellation of the Israeli war minister's visit to America and said: The news of the cancellation of Yoav Gallant's visit to America can be analyzed from two points of view. First, Netanyahu is seeking permission from America to attack Iran; this means that America has not agreed to a direct attack on Iran. Second, this trip has been delayed so that Israel's plans to attack Iran are determined. If we accept the second analysis, it means that America and Israel have reached an agreement on how to deal with Iran. Of course, some media outlets have published other news that may suggest Israel is not ready to share its plans for attacking Iran with the Americans, and this has caused concern for the Americans, because they expect that along with their support for Israel, Israel will also consider their demands about Iran. Whether Israel's response will be inside Iran or include the Axis of Resistance has not yet been determined and there is no agreement in this regard. Therefore, it is not unlikely that after Israel prepares various scenarios and Netanyahu agrees with Biden, then the Israeli defense minister will go to America to discuss these plans.

Siasat-e-Rooz: Any madness against nuclear sites will trigger Iran’s decisive response 

Siasat-e-Rooz analyzed claims by Israel threatening to target Iran's nuclear facilities. It wrote: Zionists have made claims of threatening Iran's nuclear facilities after Operation True Promise II. Although the Westerners claim that they are not aware of the plans of the Zionist regime, they cannot hide their role in supporting and participating with Israel in its genocides and crimes, including nuclear terrorism against the countries of the region. Any madness by the Zionists to carry out any attack against Iran, including nuclear terrorism, will be faced with Iran's decisive response, and it will be the Zionist regime, Western countries, and international agencies that will be the losers of such a highly dangerous misadventure. Tehran does not neglect its rights and continues its obligations to support the security of the region. If the West and the IAEA are unable to hold the Zionists accountable and stop their madness, Iran and the Resistance Front can make them account for their actions. In that case, the West and the IAEA will have to pay the price for their inaction against the Zionists’ nuclear terrorism.

Iran: Israel's fear of confronting Iran

In an interview with Rezvaneh Rezaipour, an expert on regional issues, the Iran newspaper discussed Israel's psychological operations against Iran. She said: One of Israel's strategies is to launch a psychological war against Iran because the Zionists cannot implement any of the measures they have taken in Gaza and Lebanon in the past year in Iran; neither they can target Iran's leaders, nor can they do anything to destroy Iran's infrastructure. They know that this will lead to a strong retaliatory response from Iran and they cannot show a more serious action or formulate a plan for a direct battle against Iran. Also, our country's foreign minister's visit to Saudi Arabia, one of the most important Arab-Islamic countries, can help realize the tactic that Iran is looking to adopt against Israel. We have to wait and see a change in the region so that an alliance is formed by the Islamic and Arab governments against Israel like in 1973 when the Arab governments imposed an oil sanction on Israel.
Ham Mihan: All-out war or all-out ceasefire?

In a commentary about Seyyed Abbas Araghchi's trip to Saudi Arabia, Ham Mihan wrote: Before Araghchi's trip to Riyadh, the Israeli media had reported about the negotiations between the United States and the Arab countries with the Islamic Republic of Iran to achieve a ceasefire on all fronts in the Middle East, from Gaza and Lebanon to Iraq and Yemen. America is trying to keep the range of the current war in the Middle East limited, but it is a miracle to be able to present an all-round initiative that is acceptable to all. If the report of the Israeli media about the negotiations between the Arab countries and the United States with Iran for a comprehensive ceasefire in the entire region is true, Israel's attack on Iran must be carried out in such a way that it does not require a heavy response. Until Israel's attack on Iran is carried out or canceled, we cannot be sure of the realization of a specific scenario. However, presently, instead of the hope of a general ceasefire, the danger of a general war threatens our region.