Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that Israel's military actions are currently paused following a phone call with U.S. President Donald Trump. Iran has also announced a halt to its attacks but indicated that it is prepared to resume if necessary.
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Israel and Iran Report Ceasefire Following Trump Phone Call
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced a pause in military actions against Iran after a conversation with President Trump. Iran has similarly declared a cessation of its attacks while maintaining readiness to resume them if needed.
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Live Updates: Israel Halts Iran Strikes After Trump Claims Progress Toward Nuclear Talks, Officials Say
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Israel and Iran Report Ceasefire Following Trump Phone Call