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00:27reportedly explosive phone call between U.S. President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime
00:33Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has triggered an immediate shift in Israel's military
00:39plans in Lebanon.
00:41According to multiple reports citing U.S. officials, the June 1, 2026 conversation centered on
00:49Israel's planned escalation against Hezbollah targets, including potential strikes on Beirut's
00:56southern suburbs.
00:57The call is described as highly tense, with Trump strongly opposing the escalation and
01:04warning it could derail wider diplomatic efforts and push the region closer to a larger conflict.
01:11Following the discussion, reports indicate that Israel paused or scrapped immediate plans
01:17for major strikes on Beirut, marking a sudden shift in operational planning.
01:22However, Israeli officials clarified that military operations in southern Lebanon remain active
01:30and that the pause applies specifically to Beirut targeted escalation.
01:35In public comments after the call, Trump described the conversation as productive and claimed that
01:42indirect communication channels had helped establish a quiet-for-quiet understanding aimed
01:48at reducing hostilities.
01:50Israeli officials confirmed the call but offered a different framing, stating that Israel will
01:56continue operations if Hezbollah attacks persist and that security objectives remain unchanged.
02:03The development comes during a period of escalating tensions along the Israel-Lebanon border with
02:10near-daily exchanges of fire involving Hezbollah and Israeli forces.
02:16Diplomatic sources suggest that Hezbollah may be open to reducing attacks under certain conditions,
02:23as mediators push to prevent further escalation.
02:27The situation is also linked to broader regional negotiations involving the United States and Iran,
02:33where stability in Lebanon is seen as a critical factor.
02:38Despite the reported pause in Beirut strikes, the overall situation remains highly unstable,
02:45with ongoing military activity in southern Lebanon.
02:49Analysts warn this is not a formal ceasefire, but a fragile politically-driven de-escalation
02:56that could quickly unravel.
02:57As the region watches closely, the key question remains whether this intervention will hold,
03:04or if Lebanon is heading toward another major escalation.
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