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Israel Pledges Restraint in Iran Counterattack

2024/10/15
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Israel has assured the U.S. that its counterattack on Iran won't target oil or nuclear facilities. This assurance comes as the White House urges restraint to avoid escalating tensions and oil price spikes. While a limited response is expected, analysts predict a more severe impact than previous attacks, leaving many wondering about the true extent of the operation.
  • Israel assures the US it won't target Iranian oil or nuclear facilities.
  • The White House urges Israel to limit its counterattack to avoid further escalation and oil price spikes.
  • Israeli officials hint at unexpected targets, while analysts predict a more severe response.

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A.M. Edition for Oct. 15. The Biden administration receives assurances that Israel won’t target Iranian nuclear or oil facilities), leading oil prices to tumble. Plus, Kamala Harris fights to counter Donald Trump’s appeal with Black men). And, WSJ finance editor Alex Frangos) explains why there’s a lot riding on this earnings season, while Heard on the Street columnist Carol Ryan) says China’s economic woes are a concern for luxury brands) in particular. Luke Varg as hosts.

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