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Israel Keeps All Options Open on Iran After Netanyahu-Trump Meeting
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First reported by Arutz Sheva · 2 hours ago
What happened
After a meeting with President Trump, Israel states all options remain on the table to stop Iran's nuclear program, including military action. Israel is also preparing for possible operations in West Bank refugee camps and aims to reduce dependence on U.S. military aid within a decade.
- 01Israel prioritizes halting Iran's nuclear program over immediate military action.
- 02All options against Iran, from agreement to massive strike, remain on the table.
- 03Iran's nuclear project has been significantly damaged but uranium enrichment continues.
- 04Israel considers further military action in West Bank refugee camps.
- 05Netanyahu aims to end reliance on U.S. military aid within ten years.
- 06Trump raised Netanyahu's trial during their meeting.
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