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Netanyahu says US and Israel "see eye to eye" on big Iran issues

Investing.com

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July 7, 2026

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Netanyahu says US and Israel "see eye to eye" on big Iran issues
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BRICS News

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· Jul 7, 2026

JUST IN: 🇮🇱🇺🇸 Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu says him and President Trump see "eye ⁠to [...]

JUST IN: Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu says him and President Trump see eye to eye regarding Iran.@BRICSNews

Times of India

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· Jun 23, 2026

'Bibi is hysterical about it': How US-Iran understanding is rattling Israel over Lebanon

Israel expresses deep concern over new US-Iran understandings potentially legitimizing Tehran's influence in Lebanon and restricting Israeli military actions against Hezbollah. Concerns arise from recent talks and a memorandum of understanding that Israeli officials believe may increase scrutiny on Israeli strikes and pressure for troop withdrawal, potentially weakening prior agreements.

Iran Herald

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· Jul 3, 2026

US feared plot to kill Iranian negotiators NYT

Washington warned Tehran about Israeli plans to assassinate Mohammad Ghalibaf and Abbas Araghchi, according to the paperThe US was concerned that Israel could kill Iran's top negotiators in an attempt to derail the peace negotiations between Washington and Tehran, the New York Times has reported, citing American officials.According to a report by the newspaper on Thursday, US officials fe

Hindustan Times

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· Jun 21, 2026

US-Iran war LIVE: Israel may hinder US-Iran peace talks, hints US intel ahead of negotiations in Switzerland

US-Iran war LIVE: US intelligence agencies have warned the Trump administration that Netanyahu is expected to take actions that could disrupt the US-Iran negotiations aimed at ending the war. As per the assessment, he is expected to continue strikes against Hezbollah despite the ceasefire agreement.

Libertarian Institute

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· Jun 29, 2026

Defense Minister Says Israel Ready to Return to War with Iran ‘Tomorrow’

Defense Minister Israel Katz said Tel Aviv would conduct a large attack on Iran if Tehran fired a missile at Israel. Iran has attacked Israel over Israeli ceasefire violations in Lebanon. “If Iran fires missiles at Israel, Israel will strike Iran with force,” Katz told reporters on Monday. “There is no equation we will accept []

World Israel News

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· Jun 25, 2026

WATCH: ‘There is still more to do regarding Iran and its proxies,’ cautions Netanyahu

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, speaking at an IDF graduation course, warned that more action is necessary to fully stamp out the Iranian and terror proxy threat. The post WATCH: ‘There is still more to do regarding Iran and its proxies,’ cautions Netanyahu appeared first on World Israel News.

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