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Israel distances itself from US-Iran deal as Ben Gvir rejects Trump agreement

Jun 15, 202630 sources

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Israeli National Security Minister Ben Gvir stated that Israel is not bound by the agreement between the US and Iran, calling it 'Trump's agreement.' Meanwhile, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu remains silent but reportedly seeks an urgent meeting with Trump to secure continued support.

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