Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar stated on Tuesday that the ongoing war with Iran will continue until Israel and the United States determine the right time to stop. He did not provide a specific timeline for when the conflict might end.
Coordination with the United States
Saar emphasized that Israel is working closely with the United States to evaluate conditions for ending the conflict. The decision on when to halt hostilities will be made jointly, reflecting the strategic partnership between the two nations.
No Intention of Endless Conflict
While Saar confirmed that Israel is not seeking a perpetual war, he stressed that the cessation of military operations will depend on agreed conditions and ongoing assessments of the situation in the region.
Implications for Regional Stability
The statement underlines the uncertainty surrounding the duration of the conflict and highlights the pivotal role of US‑Israel coordination in shaping the outcome. Analysts note that the lack of a fixed timeline signals continued military and diplomatic activity in the Middle East.
