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Trump condemns Israeli bombing of Beirut and expresses displeasure over actions taken by Israel and Netanyahu regarding the Obama nuclear deal.

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Trump condemns Israeli bombing of Beirut and expresses displeasure over actions taken by Israel and Netanyahu regarding the Obama nuclear deal.

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Donald TrumpBeirutBenjamin Netanyahu

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  1. Trump criticizes Israeli military actions in Beirut and Netanyahu over the Obama nuclear deal.1 source
  2. Trump criticized strikes on Beirut as interests diverge over war strategy.1 source
  3. Trump criticized Netanyahu over the operation in Lebanon.1 source
  4. Trump criticized Netanyahu over the Beirut attack.1 source

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