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Israel backs away from heavier strikes on Iran, maintaining ceasefire after Trump pressure
The head of the Israel Defense Forces said Tuesday that “the campaign against Iran is not over” as a ceasefire between the two countries went into effect. President Donald Trump also vowed that Israel will not attack Iran and told Israel to bring its pilots home.
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