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Trump Downplays Mount Dov Conflict Ahead of Netanyahu Meeting, Says Iran Not a Major Concern
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First reported by Ynet · Jul 28, 2026
What happened
President Donald Trump downplayed the Mount Dov conflict and stated he does not need updates from Prime Minister Netanyahu on Iran, ahead of their meeting. He expressed a desire to avoid attacking Iranian infrastructure and said Iran cannot break more agreements.
- 01Trump calls Mount Dov conflict "not a big problem."
- 02He says Netanyahu talks about Iran to stay involved, but Trump already knows the situation.
- 03Trump prefers to avoid attacking Iranian power plants and bridges.
- 04He asserts Iran cannot violate any more agreements.
- 05Comments came hours before Trump-Netanyahu meeting.
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