Israel sends message to Iran: Tel Aviv wants to end war quickly

Israel wants to end the ongoing military tension with the Islamic Republic of Iran quickly. For this purpose, they have sent a message to Iran using their Arab allies through the United States. This information has been confirmed by the American media outlet The Wall Street Journal, which published the report citing Arab and Israeli officials.

Israel's television channel-12 reported that Israel wants to completely eliminate Iran's nuclear and ballistic missile threats through a military operation called 'Operation Rising Lion'. They believe that if this goal is achieved, it will be possible to end the operation quickly.

According to some Arab officials, Israel wants this operation to be stopped through negotiations. Therefore, it has sent a peace message to Tehran using various Arab countries including the United States and Saudi Arabia. However, Iran is not interested in ending the war right now. Rather, they want to continue the resistance and are ready to respond to the attack.

In an interview with the Times of Israel, a senior Israeli official said that if Iran agrees to stop its nuclear program, then Israel is ready to stop the bombing now. He added that the decision to end this war is not Israel's, but rather depends on Iran's decision.

Channel 12 also reported that there are two ways to stop the war. First, Israel could unilaterally declare an end to the war, claiming that its goals have been achieved and Iran has stopped missile attacks. Second, the two sides could reach an agreement through the United States and declare a ceasefire. However, Israel does not find the second option very acceptable.

Meanwhile, the Israeli media outlet Walla reported that Israel attacked several government-controlled installations in the center of Tehran. They claim that this has sent a message to Iran that if the missile attacks do not stop, more intense and targeted attacks will be carried out in the future.

According to security analysts, Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei is the main obstacle to ending the war. It is because of his strategic guidance that Tehran is still interested in continuing the fight.

Israeli officials have expressed hope that joint military pressure from the United States and Israel will bring Iran back to the negotiating table. They believe that Iran will eventually agree to abandon its nuclear program.

In a speech on Sunday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that Israel's military operation against Iran is almost in its final stages. He claimed that it has been possible to cause significant damage to Iran's ballistic missiles and nuclear facilities.

Netanyahu also said that Israel does not want a long-term war. However, there is no question of stopping the operation until its national security goals are achieved.