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Israel 's suspected killing of Hamas political leader in Tehran points to diverging paths for Israel , US , on cease-fire.
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken left to tell reporters there that Americans had not been aware of or involved in the attack.
Haniyeh 's killing could dash Biden administration's hopes of restraining escalatory actions as Israel targets Iran 's "axis of terror".
U.S. national security spokesman played down concerns that killing of Hezbollah official could escalate violence in Mideast .
Kirby : “Those predictions were exaggerated then, and, quite frankly, we think they’re exaggerated now.” Israeli Foreign Minister Israel Katz said that Israel “is not interested in all-out war,” but that the only way to avoid it would be to implement a 2006 U.N. resolution.
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