The meeting comes as diplomatic and military activity intensifies across Jerusalem, Washington, Tehran, Moscow, and key Arab capitals. Trump has threatened strikes against Iran unless it agrees to halt its nuclear ambitions, while also citing the regime’s violent suppression of protests this month. Israeli officials reportedly believe that even a limited U.S. strike would provoke a major Iranian retaliation against Israel, prompting a forceful Israeli response. Turkish officials say Ankara is preparing additional border security measures should a U.S. strike destabilize the region. Iran’s first vice president said the country must be prepared for war, while senior military officials vowed an immediate and decisive response to any American attack.