Trump’s Lebanon ban claim shocks Netanyahu, clashes with ceasefire text

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Trump posted that Israel is prohibited from bombing Lebanon, shocking Prime Minister Netanyahu and contradicting the U.S.-brokered ceasefire that preserves Israel’s right to self-defense against attacks while forbidding offensive strikes against Lebanese targets; the White House later clarified the text of the agreement.
- Trump shocked Netanyahu with post declaring Lebanon strikes "prohibited" Axios
- US official stresses Israel 'preserves right to self-defense' after Trump said it was barred from striking in Lebanon The Times of Israel
- Israel and Lebanon agree to 10-day ceasefire, Trump says CNBC
- Friday briefing: Israel-Lebanon ceasefire; Justin Fairfax; Todd Lyons; RFK Jr. hearing; cold weather; and more The Washington Post
- Israel and Lebanon Agreed to a Cease-Fire. But Israel Was Fighting With Hezbollah. WSJ
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