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Miki Zohar Rebukes Trump, Says Israel Could Strike Iran Alone
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First reported by Srugim · Jun 16, 2026
What happened
Miki Zohar responded angrily to Donald Trump’s claim at the G7 that Israel owes its existence to him. Zohar said Israel could have attacked Iran alone but chose not to out of respect for the United States and strategic restraint.
- 01Zohar rejected Trump's claim that Israel would not exist without him.
- 02He said Israel could have attacked Iran independently.
- 03Zohar cited respect for the United States and strategic caution.
- 04He said Israel can still stand alone if necessary.
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