"That would be very, very dangerous for everybody," Iran’s Foreign Minister said of a potential U.S. involvement.

The warning comes after the White House said that President Donald Trump will decide in the next two weeks whether the US will get involved in the Israel-Iran conflict. , US News News - Times Now

The second week of the Israel-Iran war has started with a renewed round of strikes targeting an Iranian nuclear research facility near Isfahan.

Iran crisis, the focus is on whether diplomacy can succeed and, if not, whether President Donald Trump will make the decision to use U.S. military force to destroy what’s left of Iran’s nuclear infrastructure — particularly the deeply buried enrichment facility known as Fordow.

Hours of talks aimed at de-escalating fighting between Israel and Iran have failed to produce a diplomatic breakthrough as the war enters its second week with a fresh round of strikes between the two

WASHINGTON—After moving to the precipice of military action against Iran, President Trump finds himself caught between negotiations that show few signs of yielding a nuclear deal and a war he is reluctant to join.

If the United States bombs an underground uranium enrichment facility in Iran or kills the country’s supreme leader, it could kick off a more dangerous and unpredictable phase in the war.

Just ask Jimmy Carter, whose White House term was forever framed by the unsuccessful attempt to rescue hostages held by Iran in 1979. That led to his defeat in 1980 by Ronald Reagan. President Donald Trump no doubt is aware of history – and perhaps irony as well – as events in Iran are again front and center at a pivotal moment early in his second stint in the White House.