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Netanyahu and Eisenkot Clash Over Whether Israel Should Strike Iran Again
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is heading for a showdown with potential replacement Gadi Eisenkot, who fears the caretaker leader may renew strikes on Iran under false pretenses in an effort to cling to power.
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Source context: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is heading for a showdown with potential replacement Gadi Eisenkot, who fears the caretaker leader may renew strikes on Iran under false pretenses in an effort to cling to power.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is heading for a showdown with potential replacement Gadi Eisenkot, who fears the caretaker leader may renew strikes on Iran under false pretenses in an effort to cling to power.
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Washington Examiner chief political correspondent Byron York highlighted division over whether to escalate military action against Iran or pursue a diplomatic solution. “There is a debate between the ‘finish it off’ crowd, who wants more major combat operations for some period of time to finish the conflict, and the ‘let the sanctions, let the blockade…
A “shouting match from hell” reportedly erupted between President Donald J. Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. According to a report from the Israeli news outlet…
A reported heated phone call between the two leaders is making even clearer the diverging U.S. and Israeli goals in the Iran war.
