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Report: Israel planned and canceled major retaliatory strike on Iran

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The Israeli government originally planned a far larger retaliatory strike against Iran following Iran's firing of hundreds of attack UAVs and missiles at the Jewish state on April 13, but ultimately shelved those plans, the New York Times reported.

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Business Insider

Israel planned a much bigger attack on Iran but scaled it back after intense pressure from its allies: report

Israel planned a stronger counterattack against Iran, but chose a more limited strike after allies, including the US, urged restraint, per the NYT.

14 days ago·United States

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Political Wire

Israel Planned Bigger Attack on Iran But Scaled It Back

“Israel abandoned plans for a much more extensive counterstrike on Iran after concerted diplomatic pressure from the United States and other foreign allies and because the brunt of an Iranian assault on Israel soil had been thwarted,“ the New York Times reports. “Israeli leaders originally discussed bombarding several military targets across Iran last week, including near Tehran, the Iranian capital, in retaliation for the Iranian strike on Apri…

14 days ago·New York, United States

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Die Presse

Israel supposed to have planned far bigger attack on Iran

As the “New York Times” reports, Israel originally wanted to bomb several targets in Iran - including near the capital Tehran. However, appeals from allies are likely to have worked. Iran has announced that it is not planning any further counterattack.

14 days ago·Vienna, Austria

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Tagesschau

Israel plans major attack on Iran according to media report

Diplomatic efforts in the Middle East are on a high-roads, which is why a report suggests that an alleged Israeli attack on Iran may have been smaller than planned.[more]

14 days ago·Hamburg, Germany

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