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Trump's pending Iran deal is bitter pill for Netanyahu
President Trump informed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of a pending Iran deal, which Netanyahu found disappointing as he had hoped the conflict would lead to regime change in Tehran. Israeli officials are skeptical about the deal's terms, fearing Iran may not make meaningful nuclear concessions and that the ceasefire could restrict Israel's operations against Hezbollah.
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