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Trump Told Netanyahu He Had No Green Light for an Iran Strike, Report Says
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50% centerFirst reported by Kan News · Jun 7, 2026
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What happened
Channel 12 reported that Trump and Netanyahu clashed in a tense call after Iran’s missile attack on Israel. Trump opposed further escalation and said Israel had no green light, and Netanyahu later canceled a larger planned strike after a second call.
- 01Trump opposed further escalation after Iran’s missile attack on Israel.
- 02Netanyahu said Israel had to respond to the violation of its sovereignty.
- 03Trump told Netanyahu he had no green light for a strike in Iran.
- 04Israel later canceled a larger attack after Trump’s second call.
- 05The aircraft for the attack were already prepared to take off.
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