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Report: Trump Opposed Netanyahu's Proposed Early October Strikes on Iran - Iran News

Gift this articleShare to FacebookPrint article Article printing is available to subscribers only Print in a simple, ad-free format Subscribe Comments: SaveZen Reading Zen reading is available to subscribers only Ad-free and in a comfortable reading format Subscribe Haaretz 08:33 AM • October 21 2026 IDT Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered the Israeli military to prepare for a renewed attack on Iran in early October, but U.S. President Donald Trump opposed restarting the war before the U.S. midterm elections, the Financial Times reported Wednesday, citing three people familiar with the matter. Loading... Click the alert icon to follow topics: Follow2026 Israel-Iran War FollowBenjamin Netanyahu FollowDonald Trump Comments Your Perspective Belongs Here Want to reply? Subscribe to join the conversation SUBSCRIBE Already signed up? Log in Loading... In the News In the News: Netanyahu-TrumpIsrael Elections France-Ben-GvirGazaQatargateHamasClimate ChangeElection PollsHaQuizHaaretz Podcast

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