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Trump Rejects Return to Iran Nuclear Deal, Vows Economic Pressure Through November
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First reported by Ynet · 10 hours ago
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US President Donald Trump refuses to rejoin the original Iran nuclear deal, opting to continue economic sanctions through at least November. Israel and the US are increasing military coordination amid fears of Iranian retaliation. Former Mossad chief supports escalating pressure until the Iranian regime falls.
- 01Trump refuses to return to the original Iran nuclear deal, continuing economic sanctions through November.
- 02Israel and the US fear Iranian military retaliation and boost joint operational and intelligence efforts.
- 03The US aims to test if economic pressure will force Iran to abandon its nuclear program.
- 04Israeli security officials remain on high alert with enhanced defense readiness.
- 05Former Mossad chief Dedi Barnea calls for escalating actions until Iran's regime collapses.
- 06The Iranian issue is viewed as a global threat beyond Israel alone.
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