Netanyahu stopped short of advocating for an immediate strike against Iranian targets, effectively deferring the final decision to the White House. The deliberations reflect a shifting strategic landscape where traditional diplomacy competes with the threat of force. This uncertainty has already rippled through global markets, triggering a sharp increase in oil prices as international military maneuvers continue in the region.
The situation remains precarious following Iran’s recent retaliatory strikes against U.S. bases and the rejection of a proposal from Oman to jointly manage the Strait of Hormuz. By dismissing the mediation offer, Tehran has effectively narrowed the window for de-escalation, leaving global leaders to navigate a tightening geopolitical bottleneck.





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