25.03.2026 22:40
Israeli media claimed that U.S. President Donald Trump could declare a ceasefire on Saturday, March 28, even if no agreement is reached with Iran. It was also alleged that the Israeli government has prioritized the objectives that need to be achieved "before the U.S. pulls the handbrake" and that it will take action to reach these goals.
While the war between the US and Israel and Iran continues, a striking claim has emerged.
THEY GAVE A DATE: TRUMP WILL DECLARE A CEASEFIRE EVEN IF THERE IS NO AGREEMENT
In a report by Israel-based Channel 12 television, it was stated that there is a hypothesis within the Israeli government that Trump could declare a ceasefire on Saturday. The report mentioned that there are predictions that US President Trump will declare a ceasefire on Saturday, March 28, even if a final and definitive agreement cannot be reached with Iran.
According to the news, Israeli sources see the likelihood of a detailed agreement between Iran and the US as low, but they believe it is necessary to be prepared for a possible "framework agreement."
NETANYAHU'S ADMINISTRATION HAS DETERMINED THE PRIORITY OF TARGETS
In preparation for this scenario, it was reported that senior officials in political and security circles agreed on the "evaluation of the gains obtained in the war" and it was claimed that in a meeting held at the home of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the priority order of the targets that Israel must achieve "before the US pulls the handbrake" was determined.
The report suggested that if "such a brake comes," Israel would take action to achieve its targets, and if there is no ceasefire and attacks continue, those targets would be realized over time in order, and new targets would be determined.
US-ISRAEL'S ATTACKS ON IRAN
While negotiations continue between the Tehran and Washington administrations, Israel and the US launched a military attack on Iran on February 28. Iran responded with attacks on targets it identified in several regional countries, including Qatar, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), and Bahrain, where US bases are located, in addition to Israel. In the US-Israel attacks, former Iranian leader Ali Khamenei and many high-ranking officials were killed.