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News · 2 June 2026

Trump claims Israel, Hezbollah agree de-escalate hostilities.

Trump claims Israel, Hezbollah agree de-escalate hostilities.

Shealeah Craighead via Wikimedia Commons (Public Domain)

Donald Trump claims Israel and Hezbollah agreed to a truce, potentially easing tensions in the Middle East. He talked to Israel's leader, Benjamin Netanyahu, and Hezbollah's representatives, asking them to de-escalate hostilities. This news comes amidst reports that Iran had previously paused peace talks with America, an event that contributed to rising oil prices.

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