Israel Halts Attacks on Iran After Netanyahu-Trump Talks — What’s Really Going On?
After a tense exchange between Prime Minister Netanyahu and President Trump, Israel announces a halt to airstrikes on Iran—raising questions about U.S. influence, Iranian provocations, and the fragile nature of this so-called ceasefire.
In a dramatic turn of events, Israel declared on Tuesday that it would no longer launch attacks against Iran following direct talks between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former President Donald Trump. According to an official statement from Netanyahu's office, the Israeli government agreed to pull back its forces after Trump's insistence that the recently brokered ceasefire be upheld. However, this uneasy truce masks deeper tensions that neither side is eager to address openly. Israel alleges that Iran violated the ceasefire multiple times, prompting retaliatory strikes such as the destruction of an Iranian radar installation near Tehran. Meanwhile, Iranian state...
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