U.S. President Donald Trump canceled a planned Israel Defense Forces (IDF) strike on Beirut after a phone conversation with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Following the call, Netanyahu stated that he informed Trump that Israel would target terror sites in Beirut if Hezbollah continued its attacks on Israeli towns and citizens.
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Trump Cancels Planned IDF Strike on Beirut Following Call with Netanyahu
U.S. President Donald Trump has canceled a planned IDF strike on Beirut after discussing the situation with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Netanyahu indicated that Israel would respond to Hezbollah's attacks on its territory if they continued.
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