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"Panic in the Persian Gulf: Any war with Iran threatens chaos."
World News, Israeli News: Iran is seeking a compromise. Saudi Arabia is pressuring Iran to reach a deal with the US.
Tensions are rising in the Persian Gulf, and any military escalation with Iran could trigger widespread regional chaos. According to a Lebanese source, Saudi Arabia is making significant efforts to persuade Iran to enter into negotiations with the United States, Al-Akhbar reports. Riyadh fears that a military conflict with Iran will not only destabilize the country but also spread to the entire Gulf region, and the possible fall of the Tehran regime will pave the way for Iran to regain its influence as the "regional policeman."

The source also noted that the US expects that an agreement with Iran on US terms—including a complete cessation of the nuclear program and the end of support for armed groups in Lebanon, Iraq, and Yemen—could contribute to a settlement in Lebanon.

At the same time, an attack on Tehran would also have repercussions in Lebanon: Hezbollah would lose some of its strategic capabilities, facilitating its further weakening and disarmament.
Regional players are concerned that any military scenario could trigger a chain of events that could alter the balance of power in the Persian Gulf.

Earlier, Cursor reported that Trump issued a new warning to the authorities. Donald Trump outlined the measures the United States would take if the Khamenei regime again launched mass reprisals against protesters. The Iranian government is in a critical situation amid large-scale protests across the country. Cursor also reported that the General Staff had rehearsed several scenarios for a possible conflict with Iran and had passed on the findings to the political leadership.

This article was published on the websites "Startpage Israeli News" and "CursorInfo." Author:
Max Flair, January 5, 2026, at 9:15 AM.
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