Trump Decides on Iran Strike Timing as Qatar Reports Negotiation Breakthrough

US President Donald Trump has reportedly decided to resume military strikes on Iran, with the operation scheduled for November 4, one day after the US midterm elections, according to American network MS NOW. The report, citing three senior Gulf officials, says Trump informed Gulf allies the strikes would be "short and intense." Gulf nations are actively working to de-escalate tensions, fearing Iranian retaliation, with some possibly refusing to allow US attacks from their territory. Meanwhile, Qatar-owned Al-Arabi Al-Jadeed reported a breakthrough in indirect US-Iran negotiations, with an American delegation joining talks in Doha. Israel is on high alert, expecting a long campaign, while the US prefers a short one, and Israeli security estimates warn of a potential Hezbollah front.