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AXIOS (Barak Ravid) - Trump to Axios: Netanyahu has "no fucking judgment" but Iran deal still on

President Trump tells Axios the U.S.–Iran deal to end the war is still on track for Sunday despite Israel's strike in Beirut and the Iranian threat to retaliate. Why it matters: The president is racing to save a deal that nearly collapsed the moment Israel struck Beirut, leaning on private diplomacy and public messaging to get it signed. - "It shook it up. It delayed the signing by a few hours. It was supposed to be now. Now it is scheduled for a few hours from now," Trump said in a phone call. - The escalation in Lebanon took place hours before the U.S. and Iran were supposed to sign a deal to end their war. State of play: Trump said he was shocked when his advisers called to brief him about the Israeli strike in Beirut, and he…

President Trump tells Axios the U.S.–Iran deal to end the war is still on track for Sunday despite Israel's strike in Beirut and the Iranian threat to retaliate. Why it matters: The president is racing to save a deal that nearly collapsed the moment Israel struck Beirut, leaning on private diplomacy and public messaging to get it signed. - "It shook it up. It delayed the signing by a few hours. It was supposed to be now. Now it is scheduled for a few hours from now," Trump said in a phone call. - The escalation in Lebanon took place hours before the U.S. and Iran were supposed to sign a deal to end their war. State of play: Trump said he was shocked when his advisers called to brief him about the Israeli strike in Beirut, and he…Open

AXIOS (Barak Ravid) - Iran warns Israel's Beirut strike could derail U.S. deal

A drone strike on northern Israel set off a chain reaction Sunday: Israel hit Hezbollah targets in Beirut in retaliation, and Iran is now threatening to strike back. Why it matters: The escalation lands hours before the the U.S. and Iran are supposed to sign a deal to end their war, and now Iranian officials have signaled Israel's attack could scuttle the agreement. - A similar strike last week led to Iran launching missiles at Israel and a day of escalation between the two countries. Driving the news: On Sunday morning, Hezbollah launched several drones at northern Israel. - Hours later, Israel struck a Hezbollah command center in Beirut, the IDF said. - Israel's strikes killed at least one person and wounded four. Israeli officials…

A drone strike on northern Israel set off a chain reaction Sunday: Israel hit Hezbollah targets in Beirut in retaliation, and Iran is now threatening to strike back. Why it matters: The escalation lands hours before the the U.S. and Iran are supposed to sign a deal to end their war, and now Iranian officials have signaled Israel's attack could scuttle the agreement. - A similar strike last week led to Iran launching missiles at Israel and a day of escalation between the two countries. Driving the news: On Sunday morning, Hezbollah launched several drones at northern Israel. - Hours later, Israel struck a Hezbollah command center in Beirut, the IDF said. - Israel's strikes killed at least one person and wounded four. Israeli officials…Open

AXIOS (Jim VandeHei) - Scoop: Trump aides fear Haberman and Swan obtained Situation Room tapes for "Regime Change"

Top White House officials believe New York Times reporters Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan obtained audio recordings of Situation Room meetings for their forthcoming book, "Regime Change ." Why it matters: Such a taped leak would be a shocking breach of one of the most secure settings on Earth. Independent recording devices in the Situation Room are forbidden. - "We're afraid some of our most sensitive conversations were being recorded," an administration source told us. "And we have no idea which ones." Verbatim accounts of several Situation Room meetings were included in excerpts about the Iran war and the Epstein files that The Times posted ahead of the book's June 23 publication. The authors conducted more than 1,000 interviews…

Top White House officials believe New York Times reporters Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan obtained audio recordings of Situation Room meetings for their forthcoming book, "Regime Change ." Why it matters: Such a taped leak would be a shocking breach of one of the most secure settings on Earth. Independent recording devices in the Situation Room are forbidden. - "We're afraid some of our most sensitive conversations were being recorded," an administration source told us. "And we have no idea which ones." Verbatim accounts of several Situation Room meetings were included in excerpts about the Iran war and the Epstein files that The Times posted ahead of the book's June 23 publication. The authors conducted more than 1,000 interviews…Open