Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu emphasized the need for sustained U.S.-Israel cooperation to monitor Iran's nuclear program during a planned meeting with President Donald Trump.

While acknowledging that joint intelligence efforts have delayed Iran's capabilities by several years, Netanyahu warned that Tehran could still attempt to rebuild its nuclear infrastructure.

The discussion comes amid a temporary pause in military strikes against Iran following recent diplomatic overtures, including talks between Iran and Oman over the Strait of Hormuz.U.S.officials expressed cautious optimism about potential negotiations but reiterated readiness for further action if Iran continues hostile activities.

Netanyahu stressed that maintaining vigilance is critical to prevent Iran from regaining nuclear capacity, highlighting the geopolitical stakes in the region.The article underscores the delicate balance between military deterrence and diplomatic engagement in addressing Iran's nuclear ambitions.