Trump tells Netanyahu not to retaliate after Iran missile fire

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Former US President Donald Trump stated he would call Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to urge him not to retaliate after Iran fired missiles towards northern Israel. Trump indicated that both sides had engaged in strikes and that further retaliation would prolong the conflict, potentially jeopardizing a pending deal with Iran.

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US President Donald Trump says he will call Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu “right now” to urge him not to retaliate after Iran fired missiles towards northern Israel. Speaking to Channel 12’s Barak Ravid, Trump said: “The Iranian strikes didn’t hurt anybody.

Trump tells Netanyahu not to retaliate after Iran missile fire

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