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Israel Walked Into an Iranian Trap, the Column Argues
How 2 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
50% centerFirst reported by Behadrei Haredim · Jun 14, 2026
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The article says Hezbollah’s drone attack and Israel’s strike on Beirut were part of an Iranian trap meant to drag Israel into a wider conflict and a public fight with the United States. It argues that Netanyahu lacked strategic judgment, leaving Israel exposed as U.S.-Iran negotiations progress and sanctions relief for Iran is considered.
- 01Hezbollah reportedly acted on Tehran’s orders and launched explosive drones into Israel.
- 02Iran allegedly wanted Israel to strike Beirut and trigger a clash with Washington.
- 03The piece says Netanyahu and Katz responded without a broader strategy.
- 04Trump said Netanyahu has no judgment, according to the article.
- 05Iran is benefiting from the split while Israel remains constrained.
- 06The writer says Israel lacks a plan for Iran and Hezbollah.
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