Beersheba: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office says he held off on tougher strike against Iran after speaking to US President Donald Trump.
Netanyahu's office says Israel struck an Iranian radar in response to the Iranian missile attack early Tuesday.
"Following President Trump's conversation with Prime Minister Netanyahu, Israel refrained from additional attacks," Netanyahu's office says.
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