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is now in the war with Iran.
President Trump is expressing optimism that the war could be close to over as concerns grow about the economic fallout.
Chief foreign correspondent Ian Panel is in Tel Aviv.
Good morning, Ian.
>> Yeah, good morning George. That's right.
president saying he thinks the war with Iran could end soon, signaling a new round of peace talks and telling Fox News he thinks it's close to over and also speaking to our John Carl saying quotes, I think you're going to be watching an amazing two days ahead, but remember there have been similar predictions during the war which is now in its seventh week.
Vice President Vance who led that last peace effort effort warning that there's a lot of mistrust between the two sides and Iran's president just posting now online saying no power can force us to surrender.
This morning the Washington Post reporting thousands more US troops are being sent to the region in an attempt to try and squeeze Iran further.
Also saying the US naval blockade sent issuing a statement saying it's completely halted economic trade going into and out of Iran by sea.
But the war and the squeeze on this vital waterway, as you say, impacting the US economy.
You know, there are high gas prices at home, but also now the International Monry Fund warning of the danger of global recession.
George >> and Ian, we also have these possible talks on Lebanon, Israel, and Iran.
>> Yeah, that's right. The first direct talks in more than 30 years. Uh the first round being held in Washington DC between representatives of Israel and Lebanon. Secretary of State Rubio calling them historic.
But Israel's war with Hezbollah, the Iranianbacked militant group in Lebanon, really shows no sign of easing.
Over 2,000 have been killed, more than a million forced from their homes with more attacks in Lebanon and Israel this morning.
And a fresh evacuation given by the IDF to Lebanese civilians to leave their homes.
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