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U.S. and Iran resume attacks as Israel monitors developments
Iran and the United States have resumed attacks. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and other officials are monitoring the situation and its potential effect on decisions regarding Hezbollah.
Jul 8, 11:04 AM·1m read1 source
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Iran and the United States have resumed attacks, according to CNN reporting on July 8, 2026. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and other top officials are watching the developments closely.
Regional context The events come as Israel weighs whether to return to war against Hezbollah in Lebanon. Jeremy Diamond explained how the latest exchanges may influence that decision.
Statements from officials An Iranian official in Tehran told CNN that President Trump's words were "disgusting." President Trump stated he had "got to know" Iranian leaders. CNN broadcast live from the USS Abraham Lincoln as tensions rose in the Arabian Sea.
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