Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared Monday the Jewish state would “hold fire” after President Trump called on Israel and Iran to return to a cease-fire.
President Trump early Monday morning demanded that Israel and Iran stop “shooting,” after a weekend that saw the sides trading strikes. Iran shortly thereafter announced an end to hostilities, which it says were resumed when Israel attacked Lebanon. Trump later said in a Truth Social post that while both sides sought a ceasefire, “Final negotiations…
President Trump has responded to Iran launching missiles at Northern Israel, calling on both sides to immediately de-escalate and return to peace negotiations. "Israel had its strike and Iran had its strike. The post DEVELOPING: Trump Responds After Iran Launches Strikes Against Israel, Says He’s “Not Happy” About Israel’s Strikes in Beirut and Will Call…
Israel launched airstrikes on military sites in Iran hours after an Iranian missile barrage, as President Trump urged restraint in an effort to preserve a fragile ceasefire. NBC News’ Richard Engel reports.
The Islamic Republic said it fired missiles into Israel for continuing to attack Lebanon in a campaign Trump said was not coordinated with the U.S.
Iran and Israel exchanged fire overnight in the most serious escalation since a nominal truce was reached in April.
Israel has launched airstrikes targeting central and western Iran in response to missile fire. Iranian state television has reported the sound of explosions being heard in Isfahan, Tabriz and Tehran.
Israel struck Iran Monday despite Trump urging Netanyahu to hold off, in the most serious exchange since an April ceasefire.
President Donald Trump said Sunday he would tell Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu “not to respond” after Iran fired missiles toward Israel in the first direct attack on the Jewish state since an April ceasefire. Tensions in the Middle East escalated Sunday after rocket fire was launched toward northern Israel from Lebanon, prompting Israeli Defense…
