NBC News reports that Israeli officials are preparing to present a report to the White House regarding potential options for a renewed attack on the Iranian government. This news has instilled fear among Iranian officials.

According to reports, American officials state that Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu will inform President Trump of his plans during an upcoming meeting at the White House. The two leaders are expected to meet in Florida, where Netanyahu will argue that the expansion of Iran's ballistic missile program poses an urgent threat that necessitates action.

Sources indicate that part of Netanyahu's argument will highlight the risks posed by the Iranian regime not only to Israel but to the region and U.S. interests as well. He is expected to present options for U.S. involvement or support in any new military operation.

An Israeli official noted that the threat of ballistic missiles and the number of missiles Iran could deploy in an attack are Israel's most immediate concerns.

The exact date of Netanyahu's meeting with Trump has not been disclosed, but the U.S. president mentioned recently that the Israeli prime minister is likely to visit Florida around Christmas.

Reports suggest that one of Israel's plans includes executing a large-scale operation similar to that of June 23, but with broader and different objectives. This strategy would involve simultaneous strikes against key political, security, and military targets, aiming to effectively eliminate Iran's ability to respond, in contrast to previous operations focused on nuclear and military centers.