Israeli Media: Israel Informed by America That Trump's Deadline for Iran Will End on Sunday

SadaNews Translation - Israeli television channels reported on Wednesday evening that the United States informed Israel that the deadline for the ceasefire announced by U.S. President Donald Trump with Iran will end next Sunday.

According to Channel 12, as translated by SadaNews, Trump did not specify this date precisely, but this is the understanding in Israel following the update they received from the Americans.

It noted that this is the time required for the third American aircraft carrier to reach the region.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is expected to hold additional discussions on this issue tomorrow to complete preparations in the areas of defense and attack.

In Israel, it is estimated that there is no way to reach agreements unless there is a dramatic concession from one of the parties.

The channel stated: In this case, Israel sees the military scenario as the most likely.

Diplomatic sources estimate that Trump seeks to reach agreements with Iran, not just conduct negotiations, as reported by the Hebrew channel Reshet Kan, and translated by SadaNews.

Israeli sources say that it is unlikely that the two parties will reach agreements by Sunday, adding that they sense a state of chaos in the behavior of the Americans.

Sources said: "We have not been updated recently on Trump's actions except through the news and his social media accounts."

A White House official told Fox News that the ceasefire would extend from three to five days, but an Israeli source said, "The situation is unclear and largely depends on Trump's mood."