'They Don't Want You There': Trump Tells Netanyahu to Pull IDF Troops From Syria, Lebanon
U.S. officials said Trump sought a gradual Israeli withdrawal as Washington pushed a new security deal to ease friction and reduce escalation risks.
- On Thursday, President Trump urged Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to withdraw IDF forces from Syria and Lebanon, telling him, "You should redeploy," citing risks of further escalation.
- The call occurred one day after Trump met Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa at the NATO summit in Turkey, as the Trump administration pursued months of diplomatic security framework discussions.
- Israel argues its military presence is necessary to prevent attacks similar to the Oct. 7 incident, though recent protests against the IDF in southern Syria have led to clashes between Syrian citizens and soldiers.
- Netanyahu raised the need for security zones along Israel's borders during the conversation, while the IDF has not yet withdrawn troops from either area.
- Separately, U.S. mediators met diplomats in Rome on Tuesday to discuss a framework agreement, with Israel seeking to confirm "pilot zones" in Lebanon are free of Hezbollah weapons before advancing.
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US President Donald Trump has called Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu to demand the withdrawal of Israeli troops from Syria and Lebanon. Trump believes the Israeli military presence is increasing tensions in the region. The Israeli government has stated that its military presence in these areas is necessary for security reasons.
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According to a report from Axios, President Donald Trump directly pressed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during a phone call on Thursday to begin redeploying Israeli troops from Syrian territory and to take similar steps in Lebanon. U.S. and Israeli officials familiar with the conversation described the exchange as part of ongoing efforts to ease […]
Trump Tells Netanyahu to Withdraw Forces From Syria, Lebanon
President Donald Trump informed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that he should begin redeploying Israeli forces from Syria and encouraged similar withdrawals from southern Lebanon during a phone call last week, according to U.S. and Israeli officials. A U.S. official told Axios Trump warned that Israel’s military presence in Syria was fueling tensions and risking...
Trump urges Netanyahu to begin withdrawing Israeli troops from Syria and LebanonUS President Donald Trump urged Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in a phone call to begin withdrawing Israeli troops from Syria and Lebanon. According to Axios, Netanyahu is unlikely to take significant steps because of the election.
Trump Presses Netanyahu to Begin Israeli Withdrawals From Syria and Southern Lebanon
President Donald Trump told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that continued Israeli deployments were increasing regional tensions as Washington pushes separate withdrawal arrangements involving Syria ... The post Trump Presses Netanyahu to Begin Israeli Withdrawals From Syria and Southern Lebanon first appeared on [your]NEWS.
Trump told Netanyahu to redeploy Israeli forces from Syria, Lebanon
Israel says its military presence in southern Syria and southern Lebanon is necessary to prevent another invasion similar to the Oct. 7 attack. By Vered Weiss, World Israel News President Donald Trump urged Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to begin pulling Israeli forces back from Syrian territory and pressed for further redeployments in Lebanon during a phone call Thursday, U.S. and Israeli officials said, according to Axios. Trump tol…
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