Israel refrained from further strikes on Iran after Trump-Netanyahu call, PM's office says
DUBAI, June 24 (Reuters) - Israel destroyed a radar installation near Tehran on Tuesday in response to Iran violating the ceasefire but refrained from further strikes after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke with U.S. President Donald Trump, Netanyahu's office said.
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