Netanyahu urges Trump daily to resume war against Iran — FT
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LONDON, November 10. /TASS/. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu calls US President Donald Trump every day to urge him to resume military operations against Iran, the British newspaper Financial Times (FT) reported, citing a source.
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Neutral
The Financial Times reported, citing a source, that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu calls US President Donald Trump daily to urge the resumption of military operations against Iran. The newspaper’s source stated that individuals inside or outside the White House who oppose war are attempting to counter these efforts, while regional leaders advise Trump to avoid escalation and prioritize negotiations. The report noted that the United States and Israel launched a war against Iran on February 28.
Iranian official
The Financial Times reported that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu calls US President Donald Trump daily to urge him to resume military operations against Iran, which the United States and Israel launched on February 28. The newspaper’s source stated that regional leaders are telling Trump to avoid escalation and prioritize negotiations, while those inside or outside the White House who do not want war are trying to push back against these calls.
Israeli
The Financial Times reports that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu calls US President Donald Trump daily to urge the resumption of military operations against Iran. While regional leaders advise avoiding escalation and prioritizing negotiations, the newspaper’s source indicates that those inside or outside the White House who oppose war are attempting to push back against these calls.
Western
The Financial Times reports that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been urging US President Donald Trump daily to resume military operations against Iran. According to the newspaper’s source, regional leaders are advising the US to avoid escalation and prioritize negotiations, while officials inside and outside the White House are reportedly pushing back against the push for renewed conflict.
Gulf Arab
Regional leaders are urging the United States to avoid escalation and prioritize negotiations, according to a source cited by the Financial Times. This diplomatic push for de-escalation contrasts with reports that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is daily urging US President Donald Trump to resume military operations against Iran.
Global South
Regional leaders are urging the United States to avoid escalation and prioritize negotiations, according to a source cited by the Financial Times. This diplomatic pushback contrasts with reports that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is daily urging US President Donald Trump to resume military operations against Iran.
Humanitarian / anti-war
The United States and Israel launched a war against Iran on February 28, while regional leaders are telling Trump to avoid escalation and prioritize negotiations. According to a Financial Times source, those inside or outside the White House who do not want war are trying to push back against Netanyahu’s daily calls to resume military operations.
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LONDON, November 10. /TASS/. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu calls US President Donald Trump every day to urge him to resume military operations against Iran, the British newspaper Financial Times (FT) reported, citing a source. According to the report, those inside or …
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