That is the picture emerging from two diplomatic sources who spoke with Israel Hayom. According to them, the possibility is actively on the table in discussions between Israel and the US. Under this framework, Israel would retain the right to strike in response to immediate threats, rocket fire, and missile launches toward Israeli territory – as stipulated in the original November 24 agreement – but all other offensive activity would be curtailed.
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