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YnetPolitics

Trump says Israel should be more restrained with Lebanon, warns of renewed bombing if no deal in 60 days

Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba

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Hebrew · 7 newsrooms covering

Donald Trump said he told Benjamin Netanyahu to be more careful with Lebanon and warned that bombing could resume if no agreements are reached within 60 days. He also criticized an Obama-era deal, saying it would have destroyed Israel and the Middle East.

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  • Trump said he told Netanyahu to be more delicate with Lebanon.
  • He warned bombing would resume if no agreement is reached within 60 days.
  • Trump said an Obama-era deal would have destroyed Israel.
  • He blamed Iran for widespread bombing across the Middle East.

U.S. President Donald Trump said he told Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to handle Lebanon more carefully. Speaking at a press conference, Trump also argued that an Obama-era agreement would have destroyed Israel if he had not stopped it.

Trump claimed the deal would have left Israel destroyed and destabilized the broader region. “Israel was going to be destroyed and the whole Middle East was going to be destroyed,” he said, adding that Iran had been bombing the area and “they intended to bring down the entire Middle East.”

He also issued a fresh warning tied to negotiations, saying, “If we do not reach agreements within 60 days, we will go back to bombing.” The remarks did not specify which talks he meant or who would be involved, but they linked his warning to his broader criticism of past U.S. policy and the current situation involving Lebanon.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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