Mossad Chief Meets US Officials Amid Reports of Iranian Threats Against Trump

Mossad Director Roman Gofman arrived in Washington on Friday for discussions with senior Trump administration officials about the possibility of resuming military strikes against Iran, Axios reported.

Citing three sources familiar with the matter, the report said Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had dispatched Gofman to convey Israel's position on the importance of renewed military action against Tehran.

According to Axios, Gofman met with CIA Director John Ratcliffe on Friday and is expected to travel to Miami for talks with US special envoy Steve Witkoff. Witkoff recently returned from Moscow, where he and fellow envoy Jared Kushner met with Russian President Vladimir Putin as part of efforts to secure a ceasefire in the Russia-Ukraine war.

Meanwhile, Ynet reported Saturday that neither Israeli nor American intelligence agencies currently possess information indicating that Iran has a weapon or other capability posing an existential threat to Israel. According to the report, intelligence officials also have no evidence that Tehran is actively developing or producing such a weapon or capability.

Mossad Reportedly Warns of Iranian Threats Against Trump

In a separate report Saturday evening, Israel Hayom said the Mossad had provided the CIA with specific intelligence concerning alleged Iranian plans to target President Trump and senior members of his administration.

According to the report, US intelligence agencies had requested that the Mossad verify the information. Following the reported threats, senior American officials were relocated to secure facilities, Trump's public appearances were reduced, and additional protective measures were implemented.

The reports come amid ongoing discussions over the possibility of renewed military action against Iran, as Israeli and American officials assess Tehran's capabilities and potential threats to US leadership.