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The Trump administration is quietly orchestrating a sweeping diplomatic maneuver in the Middle East, pushing for a broad Israeli unity government that would secure regional peace agreements in exchange for the Likud leader stepping down after serving a truncated term.
PM discloses that a direct and firm warning to Syria's new leadership successfully saved Druze lives in southern Syria, vowing to protect the minority.
CNN reports that Washington is considering using its most powerful conventional bomb, MOAB, against Iran. However, the depth of Tehran's underground facilities and its advanced air defense network could make deploying the massive weapon difficult.
