According to CoinMeta, as reported by the Israeli source i24news, sources revealed that although Israel is pushing for the resumption of military actions against Iran, the United States does not seem to be in a hurry to launch a new round of airstrikes against Iran in the near term. During his visit to Washington, Israeli Mossad Director Goffman briefed senior U.S. officials on the latest intelligence regarding Iran's recent reinvigoration of its military buildup. However, the source added, "In the end, the United States has a president who will make decisions based on his own considerations. At present, the situation does not seem to be developing in a direction that would lead to the resumption of airstrikes. The United States is not eager to take action." A U.S. source confirmed, "In the very near future, launching an attack does not seem to be on the agenda, but this situation could change at any time." Israeli sources stated that domestic political developments in Israel have not affected Trump's decision-making. Instead, Trump is weighing two factors: one is whether decisive results can be achieved based on the previous two rounds of hostilities, and the other is the political timeline before the new U.S. Congress takes office in January next year.