
Brushing Off Trump, Israel Says IDF Will Stay in Lebanon Until Hezbollah Is Disarmed
The American president had said earlier that Israel’s forces will leave Lebanon in line with a United States-brokered deal.
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Mr. Confino is a Middle East correspondent based in Israel, where he’s been covering the region since 2018.

The American president had said earlier that Israel’s forces will leave Lebanon in line with a United States-brokered deal.
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Trump said Iran had reached out to seek a deal as Tehran vowed that the Strait of Hormuz will only open with ‘Iranian arrangements.’
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The escalation began with Iranian attacks on commercial vessels transiting the Strait of Hormuz, prompting large-scale U.S. strikes that NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said were justified.
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The attacks on vessels came as Iran warned the U.S. not to continue its threats to restart the war
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Israeli Ambassador Yechiel Leiter says representatives will meet in Rome next week to focus on peace deal
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The dispute over Israel’s broadcast regulator has reignited the battle over judicial reform.
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Israel’s defense minister warned that any future Iranian leader seeking the Jewish state’s destruction would be “thwarted.”
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Itamar Ben-Gvir also faceds strong condemnation from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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The White House is reportedly pushing for a temporary agreement that would pause the war and launch 30 days of negotiations.
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Trump says he was ‘an hour away’ from launching strikes on Iran and suggests Tehran now has only days left to reach a deal with Washington.
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Israel and Hamas are stuck in Phase I of the ceasefire as the second phase requires the terror group to disarm and hand over control to a body of Palestinian technocrats.
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A source familiar with the issue tells The New York Sun that the Israeli prime minister flew directly to Abu Dhabi during the war for talks focused on Israel-UAE security cooperation.
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