Israel will not attack Hezbollah , no IDF troops to attack Beirut , Donald Trump declares

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US President Donald Trump announced that Israel agreed to halt advances toward Beirut and that Hezbollah would cease all shooting in exchange for Israel not attacking them. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu later stated that Israel would attack terror targets in Beirut if Hezbollah did not stop attacking Israeli towns and citizens, and that IDF operations in southern Lebanon would continue.

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