From the Financial Times, Israel-Iran latest fragile truce appears to take hold after Trump rebukes Israel and Iran.

The U.S. President has accused both sides of violating the ceasefire.

And the latest update is Trump warned Israel not to drop the bombs.

They went and did it anyway.

And the Financial Times acknowledges that even after Trump said, don't do it, they say a

truce brokered by the U.S. President went to a fact on Tuesday morning, but Israel swiftly

claimed it had been broken by Tehran and struck an Iranian radar station.

However, it said that after a conversation between Trump and Israeli Prime Minister

Benjamin Netanyahu, it would refrain from further attacks. Trump posted, don't do it.

Israel did it. I think this is this game where they're basically saying, I will have the last

word in this regard. And Trump is trying to get them to back off and stop.

It was a real smack in the face to Trump that Israel bombed this radar station, despite the fact

Trump said, don't do it. It was an hour and a half before the news was reported. So there had to be

time to call it off. That being said, Trump, I think being the adult in the room, likely said to Israel, just stop Iran, don't retaliate.

But support right now, I mean, I think I actually have the, this from CNN, the majority of Americans disapprove of Trump's Iran air strikes, CNN poll finds.

Now, it's hard to know exactly where Trump's polling stands.

In the past week, he's had tremendous polling.

Insider Advantage has Trump up 10.

Trafalgar up nine and Rasmussen up five.

Now, over the period of the bombing, Reuters-Ipsos has him at minus 16.

But let me just track the previous Reuters Ipsos, which

had it at minus 12, meaning a four-point swing in the negative. It's hard to know exactly how this

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