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Trump, Netanyahu Discuss Timing of New Strikes on Iran
President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke last week about the possibility of restarting attacks on Iran. Axios reported, citing four people familiar with the conversation, including US and Israeli officials, that Trump and Netanyahu discussed potential new attacks on Iran last week. Some of the officials said that Trump and Netanyahu […]
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