The Israeli Prime Minister’s Office announced Benjamin Netanyahu – What is required for the court International Criminal On charges of war crimes in Gaza- Israel bombed a radar system near Tehran this morning, but it refrains from launching additional attacks after a call made by Netanyahu with the American President Donald Trump.
Trump had announced the arrival of a ceasefire between Israel and Iran, starting this morning after a 12 -day war, but Tehran said that Tel Aviv continued its attacks on it until 9 am local time after the ceasefire was valid at 7 am.
“In response to Iran’s violations, the Israeli Air Force destroyed a radar system near Tehran,” Netanyahu’s office said in a statement.
He added that “after a call between President Trump and the Prime Minister, Israel refrained from launching additional attacks,” stressing that Israel “achieved all the goals of the war.”
On the other hand, the American website Axius quoted a White House source as saying that “Trump was angry and spoke in a sharp and direct tone during the phone call with Netanyahu.”
The source added that Trump explained to Netanyahu what to do to prevent the ceasefire from collapsing, and the Israeli Prime Minister realized the “seriousness of the situation and fears” expressed by the American President.
Likewise, US and Israeli officials told the same site that “Netanyahu reduced the response to Iran’s violation of the ceasefire agreement after Trump’s pressure.”
Earlier, Trump said in statements to reporters that he was not satisfied with Iran or from Israel in particular, because they violated the ceasefire, he said.
Israel has launched its war on Iran since June 13, as it targeted nuclear facilities and military and civil sites and assassinated major military leaders -including a leader Revolutionary Guard And the chief of staff- and prominent nuclear scientists, Iran responded with a series of missile attacks that left unprecedented destruction in several Israeli cities.
The United States supported Israel by carrying out a blow to the main nuclear facilities in Iran at dawn on Sunday, then Trump announced a ceasefire agreement starting at dawn today, and the Netanyahu office announced its approval.