Strikes, a truce, and a GOP revolt: inside a big day for the Iran war

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  Israel and Lebanon agree to a tentative ceasefire, even as Iran launches heavy bombardments into nearby countries.

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  He doesn't want to keep bombing Iran.

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  He doesn't want more escalation in the Middle East.

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  In his mind, he is the great peacemaker.

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  It's Thursday, June 4th.

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  I'm Yasmeen Khan in for Shamita Basu.

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  As the talks continued, so did the fighting.

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  Yesterday, Iran struck missiles at its neighbors, Bahrain and Kuwait, attacks that killed one person and injured

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  at least 63. And Israel continued to target Iran's proxy Hezbollah in Lebanon, with strikes that killed at least nine.

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  Yesterday, the two countries agreed to implement a ceasefire, contingent on Hezbollah stopping its attacks.

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  Whether that holds will be crucial to unlocking any progress in negotiations, which appear to have stalled again.

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  Iran, for legitimate and non-legitimate reasons,

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  is trying to connect the Israel-Hezbollah fight to the U.S.-Iran ceasefire.

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  Alex Ward is a national security reporter with The Wall Street Journal.

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  Basically saying, if that fight goes on, then the ceasefire between the U.S. and Iran is over.

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