Trump says Syria should fight Hizbollah instead of Israel
US president says he is ‘not happy’ with Israeli military campaign against Lebanese militant group
Trump says Syria should fight Hizbollah instead of Israel
US president says he is ‘not happy’ with Israeli military campaign against Lebanese militant group
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