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Trump Halts Iran Attacks, Negotiates Deal Without Israel

6/13/2026

Summary

Story summary

U.S. President Donald Trump said America halted attacks on Iran and is negotiating an agreement.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told Trump Israel will not join the memorandum but received non-proliferation assurances.
Trump posted that Israel, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Pakistan and United Arab Emirates were consulted about the deal.
Netanyahu said the deal must force Iran to remove enriched material, dismantle facilities, curb missile production and end proxy support.

History

Historical Context

The 2013 Geneva interim agreement, signed by Iran and the P5+1 on 24 November 2013, froze key enrichment steps and unlocked roughly $7 billion in sanctions relief. Building on that framework, the July 14 2015 Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, announced in Vienna, halted Iran’s weapons-grade pathway. Donald Trump’s current claim echoes this historic deal, drawing scrutiny from Israel’s Benjamin Netanyahu and regional partners.

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Story summary

U.S. President Donald Trump said America halted attacks on Iran and is negotiating an agreement.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told Trump Israel will not join the memorandum but received non-proliferation assurances.
Trump posted that Israel, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Pakistan and United Arab Emirates were consulted about the deal.
Netanyahu said the deal must force Iran to remove enriched material, dismantle facilities, curb missile production and end proxy support.

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