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Netanyahu acknowledges halt in fighting with Iran but vows to respond ‘with force’ to future attacks
- Israel and Iran exchanged attacks on Monday, marking their first conflict since a U.S. ceasefire agreement with Tehran two months prior.
- The Iranian military announced it was stopping offensive actions to prevent the Middle East from entering a full-scale war.
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu recognized the cessation of fighting but promised to respond with force to any future Iranian attacks.
- Israel halted strikes in Iran at U.S. President Trump's request, following Netanyahu's call with Trump.
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After nearly a day of silence, Netanyahu says Iran fire halted ‘for now’ after Trump call
Prime minister addresses Israelis only after Trump pressed him to halt major strikes in Iran, saying Tehran and Hezbollah tried to impose a new equation, but Israel would keep striking in Lebanon and respond forcefully if Iran attacks again
·Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel
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