Trump ‘asked Netanyahu’ to pull Israeli troops out of Syria and Lebanon: ‘They don’t want you there’
- President Donald Trump told Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu to pull troops out of Syria and southern Lebanon, according to reports.
- Israel currently occupies swathes of southern Lebanon and Syria despite international backlash, contributing to a deadlock in negotiations over a peace deal between the US and Iran.
- Previous reports have suggested that Trump has had angry discussions with his Israeli ally, asking him to stop military action in Lebanon.
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- President Donald Trump told Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu to pull troops out of Syria and southern Lebanon, according to reports.
- Israel currently occupies swathes of southern Lebanon and Syria despite international backlash, contributing to a deadlock in negotiations over a peace deal between the US and Iran.
- Previous reports have suggested that Trump has had angry discussions with his Israeli ally, asking him to stop military action in Lebanon.
Sources: The Independent