Former President Donald Trump revealed that the United States and Israel have mutually agreed to postpone further military strikes against Iran. This decision is contingent on the swift negotiation of a deal aimed at resolving the ongoing conflict. Trump did not elaborate on the specifics of the potential deal or the nature of the prior planned strikes. The announcement signals a potential shift in approach towards Iran, prioritizing diplomacy—at least temporarily. This pause offers a window for de-escalation and negotiations, although the timeframe for a deal is described as needing to be “rapid.” The development underscores the close security cooperation between the US and Israel regarding regional threats. It remains unclear what prompted the agreement or what guarantees were secured.