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The leaders of the Group of Seven (G7) called for de-escalation towards Iran, while emphasizing that Israel has the right to defend itself.

According to News1 and other sources on the 16th (local time), in a joint statement from the G7 summit held in Canada, the leaders declared, "We affirm that Israel has the right to defend itself," and added, "We once again express our support for Israel's security."

Regarding Iran, they emphasized, "We have consistently made clear that Iran must never develop nuclear weapons," and "We urge that resolving the Iran crisis leads to a broad de-escalation of hostilities in the Middle East, including a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip."

The statement was also agreed upon by then U.S. President Donald Trump. Initially, President Trump was said to have decided not to sign the joint statement calling for the de-escalation of tensions between Iran and Israel.