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Up next, Kent Couffington has today's news.

Israel is willing to do whatever it takes to stop Iran's ballistic missile program, and that reportedly

includes military strikes against Iran even if they have to go it alone. That's according to a report from

the Jerusalem Post citing unnamed defense officials who call Iran's missile program a threat to Israel's

very existence. Israeli foreign minister, Gideon Tsar, says Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

will press President Trump about that during a meeting tomorrow in Washington.

The huge amounts of long-range ballistic missiles

that the Iranian regime seeks to produce.

He said that has to be curbed.

This comes as the United States and Iran

have been holding talks in Oman

over Tehran's nuclear ambitions,

President Trump has threatened military action

if Iran refuses to cooperate.

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