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US Maintains Economic Pressure on Iran Until November Midterm Elections, Israel Monitors Situation
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First reported by N12 · 2 hours ago
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The US, led by President Trump, refuses to rejoin the Iran nuclear deal and will maintain economic sanctions until the November midterms, according to Israeli assessments. Israel is increasing military readiness amid regional tensions, including an IDF strike near Damascus.
- 01US President Trump refuses to rejoin Iran nuclear deal, maintaining economic sanctions.
- 02Israel expects US to continue or escalate sanctions until November midterm elections.
- 03Israeli officials debate if pressure will force Iran to compromise or escalate tensions.
- 04Trump stated Iranians want a deal, but he is unwilling to agree.
- 05IDF raises alert and reinforces troops in Judea and Samaria ahead of Jewish holidays.
- 06IDF reportedly attacked near Beit Jinn, Syria, with two shells.
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