Biden sees opportunity to potentially end Israel-Iran fighting 'for a while'

Biden says US has an understanding of how and when Israel was going to retaliate against missile attacks by Iran

U.S. President Joe Biden said on Friday there was an opportunity to deal with Israel and Iran in a way that potentially ends their conflict in the Middle East for a while.
Speaking to reporters at the end of a visit to Berlin, Biden also said he has an understanding of how and when Israel was going to retaliate against missile attacks by Iran. He declined to elaborate.
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ג'ו ביידן בעדכון על סופה סופת ה הוריקן מילטון בדרך ל פלורידה
U.S. President Joe Biden
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Tensions have been high in the region with Israel planning a response to the Oct. 1 missile attack carried out by Tehran.
"There's an opportunity in my view and my colleagues agree that we can probably deal with Israel and Iran in a way that ends the conflict for a while. That ends the conflict, in other words, that stops the back and forth," Biden said.
Biden added that he believed there was a possibility of working towards a ceasefire in Lebanon but that such efforts would be harder in Gaza.
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