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Netanyahu Planned Iran Strike, Trump Opposed It: Report
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly planned strikes against Iran this month, but US President Donald Trump opposed the move before the US midterm elections, according to the Financial Times. Israeli Air Force planes have reportedly been conducting drills in preparation for a potential attack.
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- 01Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu planned Iran strikes, but President Trump opposed them before US midterms.
- 02Israeli Air Force planes have reportedly conducted drills for a potential renewed attack on Iran.
- 03Britain will deploy RAF fighter jets to Saudi Arabia to defend against Houthi aerial attacks.
- 04Lazar Berman criticized Netanyahu's response to extremist settler violence, citing damage to Israel's interests.
- 05The report comes amid ongoing discussions about Iran's nuclear program and regional security.
Meanwhile, Britain will send fighter jets to Saudi Arabia to defend against Houthi attacks. Diplomatic correspondent Lazar Berman criticized Netanyahu's handling of extremist settler violence.
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