Where do reported US-Iran ‘negotiations’ leave Israel?

President Trump has abruptly shifted from threatening military strikes on Iran to pursuing direct negotiations, a reversal that has left Israeli analysts uncertain about U.S. strategy in the region. The unexpected pivot comes after months of Trump administration rhetoric suggesting military action against Iran's nuclear program and regional activities. Israeli officials are now grappling with what the diplomatic opening means for their own security interests and potential coordinated action with the United States. The shift highlights the unpredictability of Trump's Iran policy and raises questions about whether negotiations will constrain Israeli military options or lead to a broader U.S.-Iran agreement that could reshape Middle Eastern dynamics.