President Donald Trump claimed Tuesday that he, not Israel, drove the decision to launch strikes against Iran, contradicting earlier State Department messaging. During an Oval Office meeting with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, Trump stated Israel "did not pressure" the U.S. to attack. He claimed Iran's navy, air force, and radar technology had been "knocked out," and said he acted based on intelligence that Iran planned to attack first. Trump stated, "I might have forced Israel's hand." Yet h...