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Diplomat Says Israeli Strikes in Beirut Are Hindering US-Iran Deal Talks

By ynet
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
The story · English

A diplomat involved in the US-Iran negotiations told Fox News that Israel’s strikes in Beirut are making it harder to finalize an agreement. The diplomat said, "This is a clear attempt by Israel to sabotage President Donald Trump's deal and drag the United States back into war."

An Israeli official rejected the claim that Jerusalem is responsible for the exchange of fire. Speaking to Fox News, the official said, "Hezbollah attacks were aimed at Israeli civilians over the past three days."

The comments reflect growing friction around the talks, with the diplomat accusing Israel of trying to derail the emerging deal and the Israeli side blaming Hezbollah for the violence. The article does not say when the negotiations will conclude or what the next steps are.

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