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Trump Delays Iran Strike Following Last-Minute Plea from Netanyahu

A potential U.S. military strike on Iran has been delayed following a tense, last-minute phone call between Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President-elect Donald Trump. According to reporting by…

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