US rules out strikes today as Israeli forces raid Hebron amid Iran conflict

Al Jazeera English reported that US President Trump ruled out any strikes 'today' in the ongoing conflict involving Iran, while Israeli forces conducted a raid in Hebron, resulting in the displacement of thousands amid tightened restrictions in the West Bank.

The report noted that Iran stated renewed US-Israeli attacks would not achieve a different outcome, reflecting ongoing tensions in the region.

Another Al Jazeera English article highlighted rising opposition in Western Europe to the US-Israeli war on Iran, citing increased energy costs and protests across European capitals as a consequence of the conflict's disruption to global oil supplies.

Countries including Germany and the UK have called for diplomacy to end the war, marking a shift from earlier positions as winter approaches and household costs rise due to energy supply disruptions.

Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson pointed to a change in Germany’s stance, contrasting past remarks supporting Israel's military campaign with recent warnings against escalation.

Experts suggest this evolving European position could further complicate relations with the United States as Washington reportedly prepares options for renewed attacks.

What we are watching: The potential impact of renewed US-Israeli military actions on regional stability and international relations, especially in Europe, as diplomatic calls increase.