A report from NDTV suggests that a recent security warning issued by Israel regarding an alleged Iranian plot to kill Donald Trump may have been motivated by political objectives. According to the report, the warning, which reportedly influenced Trump’s decision to switch his private jet while in Turkey, is viewed by some U.S. intelligence officials with skepticism.

These officials argue that the information provided by Tel Aviv was not strictly intended to alert the U.S. to a genuine security threat. Instead, the report claims the intelligence was shared to sway Trump’s decision-making process and shape broader U.S. policy toward the Middle East. The nature of the alleged plot remains unverified, and the report highlights a tension between Israeli intelligence sharing and the strategic interests of U.S. officials who believe the warnings may be used as a tool for regional influence. While the security of the former president is a matter of high priority, the report underscores a growing concern among some U.S. personnel that intelligence provided by foreign allies may be filtered through the lens of their own regional policy goals.