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Israel and Iran have announced a pause in hostilities less than 24 hours after both countries exchanged missile strikes, following a call by US President Donald Trump for an immediate end to the attacks. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel is “holding its fire” but warned of “overwhelming force” if Iran resumes attacks. Iran’s military command also announced a halt but threatened a stronger response if Israeli aggression continues, particularly in southern Lebanon, where the IDF has targeted Hezbollah.
Key Points:
A fragile ceasefire holds for now, but both sides threaten swift retaliation if the other resumes attacks.
The pause reduces immediate regional escalation risk, but tensions remain high, especially over Lebanon.
Trump’s direct intervention underscores US influence as a mediator in the Israel‑Iran conflict.
Israel conditions its suspension on Iran ceasing attacks; Iran conditions its halt on Israel stopping Lebanon operations.
The conflict could reignite at any moment if either side perceives a violation.
Trump says final negotiations on peace are proceeding, but the underlying disputes over Lebanon and Iran’s nuclear ambitions remain unresolved.
Sources: CNN, Fox
