Israel voices concern as US-Iran agreement nears final stage

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expressed deep concern to US President Donald Trump regarding reports that a US-Iran agreement is nearing final stages. Israeli officials reportedly fear a limited interim deal could leave Iran's nuclear and ballistic capabilities intact and undermine future military options.

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US President Donald Trump said he had a “great” phone call with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as reports suggested a proposed agreement between Washington and Tehran was approaching its final stages. Trump said discussions with Netanyahu had gone well, while Israeli officials continued consultations with US counterparts over the negotiations.

Israel voices concern as US-Iran agreement nears final stage

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