Netanyahu, Trump discussed possibility of renewing strikes against Iran before elections - report

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and U.S. President Donald Trump recently discussed the possibility of launching a major new military operation or renewing strikes against Iran before upcoming elections in both countries.

According to reports citing senior U.S. and Israeli sources, Netanyahu pointed to alleged Iranian efforts to rebuild its nuclear capacity as the primary justification for initiating new strikes prior to the electoral events.

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Jerusalem Post (Jerusalem, Israel) (IL) Highlights Netanyahu's stated justification regarding alleged Iranian nuclear rebuilding efforts.

Axios (US) Focuses on the political dilemma and timing regarding upcoming Israeli and U.S. elections.

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Netanyahu, Trump discussed possibility of renewing strikes against Iran before elections - report

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