Report: Israel Warned U.S. of Alleged Iranian Plot Targeting President Trump

Israel Reportedly Shared Intelligence with Washington

The Wall Street Journal reported that Israeli intelligence informed U.S. officials about an alleged new Iranian assassination plot targeting President Donald Trump. The report has not been independently confirmed by U.S. authorities.

Anti-Trump Displays in Iran

The report comes as anti-American demonstrations escalated in Iran. State television aired footage showing an effigy of President Trump hanging and burning during public events, while crowds chanted "Death to America." Banners threatening Trump also appeared during public gatherings, reflecting heightened hostility toward the United States.

Unusual Aircraft Transfer Raises Questions

After attending the NATO summit, President Trump made an uncommon aircraft transfer during his trip home. He reportedly flew from Ankara to the United Kingdom aboard an older presidential aircraft before switching to the newer aircraft donated by Qatar for the flight to Washington.

The unusual move fueled speculation about possible security concerns. Some reports suggested security officials may have advised the initial aircraft choice, while others questioned the defensive capabilities of the newer aircraft. No official explanation has confirmed that the transfer was directly related to a specific threat.

"I am always under threat. I am their number one target," President Trump said when discussing the ongoing security risks.

Regional Tensions Remain High

The reported intelligence warning comes as tensions between Iran, Israel, and the United States remain elevated following recent military confrontations. While questions surrounding the alleged assassination plot continue, officials have not publicly confirmed additional details, and the situation remains under close review.