President Donald Trump on Monday declined to characterize Iran’s missile fire at the United Arab Emirates as a violation of the ceasefire reached with Tehran last month, instead downplaying the scale of the strikes. Asked by ABC News in a phone call whether he considered the Iranian salvos a breach of the truce, Trump appeared | Read More in Virtual Jerusalem
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