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Israel Sees Trump Driving Iran Policy as Rift Deepens Over Lebanon Deal
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First reported by Kikar HaShabbat · Jun 15, 2026
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Israel says it still has not received the full U.S.-Iran agreement, while Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held an emergency meeting on the Lebanon-Iran split. Donald Trump defended the deal, attacked Netanyahu’s handling of Hezbollah, and a signing ceremony is set for Friday in Geneva.
- 01Israel says it has not seen the full Iran-U.S. deal text.
- 02Netanyahu held an emergency meeting on separating Iran and Lebanon.
- 03Trump blasted Netanyahu over Hezbollah operations in Lebanon.
- 04Iran says any ceasefire must include Israeli withdrawal from occupied areas.
- 05The deal is set for a ceremonial signing in Geneva on Friday.
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