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Israeli Defense Chief Lashes Out At Trump Policy For Preventing Destruction Of Hezbollah
Israeli Defense Chief Lashes Out At Trump Policy For Preventing Destruction Of Hezbollah
Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz in a talk before reporters Monday ripped the Trump administration, blaming the US for giving into Iran's demands that a peace framework incorporate the Lebanon front.
Trump "exerted pressure" on Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu within several telephone calls "in the run-up to the signing of the memorandum of understanding" - and ultimately prevented Israel from disarming and destroying Hezbollah, he asserted.
Katz expressed "regret" at the US linking up Iran and Lebanon, saying: "The...
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