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Israeli media: Netanyahu tells Trump Israel stays in Lebanon
Former U.S. President Donald Trump expressed his anger over Israeli strikes on Lebanon during a call with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, while the latter threatened Hezbollah with several targets in the Beirut suburbs. Additionally, a report indicated a reduction in Israeli operations in Lebanon and raised concerns about possible American-Iranian collusion. This comes as the United States and Iran are nearing the signing of a final agreement later this week, despite Trump's opposition. In Israeli political developments, Netanyahu is announced to be running in the upcoming elections, and the parliament approved an extension of military conscription for 280,000 people until July. The Likud Party also confirmed its candidacy for the elections.
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