Israel is preparing for a potential escalation in Iran's nuclear program as tensions rise globally. Concerns have been raised about Iran's progress in developing nuclear military capabilities, with recent data revealing that Iran possesses approximately 200 kg of uranium enriched to 60% purity, dangerously close to the threshold required for nuclear weapons. French President Emmanuel Macron has described Iran's nuclear program as a major security challenge and called for broad sanctions on Tehran. Tensions have also been exacerbated by Iran's detention of foreign nationals and its military preparations, including extensive drills to safeguard sensitive facilities. Iran's partnerships with Russia and North Korea are also causing concern, with experts warning of the possibility of nuclear technology transfer. The Trump administration's withdrawal from the 2015 nuclear deal and Iran's subsequent enrichment activities have left the deal in disarray. Israel now faces critical decisions on whether to rely on US diplomacy and sanctions or consider unilateral military action to contain the Iranian threat.