The claim attributes specific actions (Trump ordering the Navy to target mine-laying boats and Israel signaling readiness to resume bombing) to a specific source ('Oliver Farry from our international affairs desk') and presents it as a current narrative. While multiple web search results mention Trump ordering the Navy to 'shoot and kill' mine-laying boats in the Strait of Hormuz, the evidence does not corroborate the entire narrative, nor does it confirm the specific details regarding Israel's readiness to resume bombing or the commentary by 'Oliver Farry.' The web search results appear to be derived from the original article's context, making the claim reliant on a single, unverified source context.

The claim states that 'Israel is ready to resume bombing after receiving authorization from Washington regarding the standoff in the Strait of Hormuz.' While the evidence shows multiple reports concerning US-Israel actions in the Strait of Hormuz (e.g., 'Israel backs US Hormuz blockade as Netanyahu signals readiness to resume war' and mentions of US/Israel strikes), the specific detail that Israel is 'ready to resume bombing *after receiving authorization from Washington*' is not independently corroborated by multiple sources or explicitly stated as a current directive in the provided evidence. The evidence suggests a pattern of cooperation and readiness, but not the specific conditionality stated in the claim.