Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and British Prime Minister Boris Johnson are reportedly in talks over the phone. The Israeli “Kan” television and radio network reported that the Prime Minister’s office denied the accuracy of this information, but did not confirm or deny whether the leaders had spoken. Earlier, Johnson had announced his intention to speak with Netanyahu to discuss the escalating tensions and ceasefire efforts in London. However, this conversation has not yet taken place. Meanwhile, the Israeli military cabinet is deliberating on whether to launch an attack on Iran. The Times of Israel has reported that several countries, including Britain and Russia, have expressed their willingness to provide assistance and engage in negotiations to resolve the situation. Particularly, the Air Force Chief of Britain has been in communication with his Israeli counterpart and has collaborated with other foreign forces during the bombings. According to Kan, Israel’s internal operations service, “Kan,” has begun its preparations as of Sunday. These updates originate from Armenia.