The U.S. aircraft carrier USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN-78) is heading toward Haifa to defend Israel.
It carries on board:
42 fighter jets, including F/A-18 and EA-18G Growler
4 E-2D Hawkeye (AWACS) early warning aircraft

The New York Times:
Trump is torn between two main options: a strike limited to nuclear and missile sites only, or a broader attack that includes an attempt to topple the regime.

Enemy media:
Decisive hours in Geneva — the Israeli assessment: the Iranians are steering Trump toward an attack.

Channel 14 correspondent Hallel says the assessment in Israel is that a war with Iran would turn into a multi-front war.

Channel 13 reports, citing its correspondent Or Heller in Geneva, that the assessment in Israel is that the gaps between the United States and Iran cannot be bridged.

Channel 15 correspondent: Even with all the creative wording, the Iranian ceiling still falls short of the U.S. minimum demands, and the two sides appear to be heading toward a crisis in the talks.

Channel 15, citing its sources, reports that there are significant gaps between the parties in the Geneva talks, and that the chances of reaching an agreement appear slim.

The largest U.S. military buildup in the Middle East since the 2003 Iraq War is currently underway.
Aircraft carriers:
USS Gerald R. Ford
USS Theodore Roosevelt
USS Abraham Lincoln
Destroyers:
USS Bulkeley
USS Mahan
USS Bainbridge
USS Winston S. Churchill
USS Mitscher
USS Michael Murphy
USS John Finn
USS Delbert D. Black
USS Frank E. Petersen Jr.
USS Spruance
USS McFaul
USS Pinckney
Littoral Combat Ships:
USS Canberra
USS Tulsa
USS Santa Barbara

End of the US-Iranian round of negotiations in Geneva

Channel 15, citing a Trump-affiliated channel, says: "The situation doesn’t look good; I hope everyone understands that we are at war next week."

Two additional U.S. Air Force tankers have landed in Tel Aviv.
It is estimated that at least eight tankers are deployed there, most likely to support the F-22A aircraft stationed at Ovda Air Base.
GNSS interference has been reported in Tel Aviv.

Channel 15 Hebrew correspondent says: Not a single shot has been fired on the Iranian front so far, but foreign airlines are once again canceling their flights to Israel.

American official: Talks with Iran were positive

في خضم التهديدات الأمريكية والتحشيد العسكري الذي يُنذر بتصعيد خطير في المنطقة، نشدد على ضرورة أن يستعد المجاهدون كافة لخوض حرب استنزاف قد تكون طويلة الأمد، تفوق تقديرات الإدارة الأمريكية.
وفي حال أقدمت أمريكا الشر على إشعال فتيل الحرب في المنطقة، فإنها ستجد نفسها أمام خسائر جسيمة يتعذّر احتواؤها أو تعويضها.
كما ونُحذّر حكومة إقليم كردستان العراق من مغبّة التواطؤ مع القوات الأجنبية المعادية، فذلك ما سيُحمّلها أعباء إضافية قد تهدّد أمنها ومستقبلها.

Hezbollah Iraq:
In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
Amid U.S. threats and military buildup signaling a dangerous escalation in the region, we emphasize the necessity for all mujahideen to prepare for a protracted war of attrition, likely longer than the U.S. administration anticipates.
Should the U.S. dare to ignite the spark of war in the region, it will face massive losses that cannot be contained or compensated.
We also warn the Kurdistan Regional Government of Iraq against colluding with hostile foreign forces, as this would impose additional burdens that could threaten its security and future.

Iranian Foreign Minister: We agreed to continue negotiations maybe next week

The new round of negotiations will be in less than a week

Iran's Foreign Minister: Each Party Needs To Consult With Its Government