Trump says he and Israel have called off Iran attack after getting assurance that deal is imminent
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Former US President Donald Trump stated that the United States and Israel called off a planned military attack against Iran after receiving assurances that an agreement is imminent. Trump claimed the US was prepared to launch a military operation of unprecedented scale since World War II, but held off following these assurances.
According to the reports, the anticipated agreement is expected to fully reopen the Strait of Hormuz and effectively end Iran's nuclear threat. Meanwhile, overnight strikes resulted in four reported deaths, and a senior Palestinian figure stated that Jared Kushner indicated Israel would end its attacks in Gaza on Sunday morning.
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Jerusalem Post (Jerusalem, Israel) (IL)Emphasizes extreme US military readiness and Trump's direct claims of Israeli support.
Times of Israel (IL)Focuses on the specifics of the imminent deal, Strait of Hormuz, and simultaneous Gaza developments.