According to The New York Times, intelligence shared by Israel said Iran is considering the use of chemical weapons. U.S. officials are divided over the report. Some compared it to the 2002 intelligence on Iraqi weapons of mass destruction, while some U.S. and Gulf officials questioned whether Benjamin Netanyahu was trying to push Donald Trump back into war. The report, as cited by ChainCatcher, did not show a unified U.S. view on the intelligence assessment. It instead highlighted disagreement inside official circles over both the credibility of the warning and the political intent behind it. The item was published as a 7x24 newsflash and did not include further details beyond the New York Times attribution and the split reactions among U.S. and Gulf officials.
ChainCatcher, citing The New York Times, reported that intelligence shared by Israel said Iran is considering the use of chemical weapons.
U.S. officials are split on the report. Some compared it to the 2002 intelligence on Iraqi weapons of mass destruction. Some U.S. and Gulf officials also questioned whether Benjamin Netanyahu was trying to force Donald Trump back into war.
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