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Trump and Netanyahu have ‘hard feelings’ as GOP debates escalation vs. diplomacy on Iran: Byron York

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Trump and Netanyahu have ‘hard feelings’ as GOP debates escalation vs. diplomacy on Iran: Byron York

Washington Examiner chief political correspondent Byron York highlighted division over whether to escalate military action against Iran or pursue a diplomatic solution. “There is a debate between the ‘finish it off’ crowd, who wants more…

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