US President Donald Trump criticises Israeli strikes on Lebanon during remarks at the G7 summit, according to multiple reports. Several outlets say Trump directly rebukes Israel over its actions in Lebanon, including attacks linked to Israel’s campaign against Hezbollah. Al Jazeera, The Age, the Brisbane Times, and the Sydney Morning Herald all report that Trump speaks out against the strikes, presenting the criticism as a notable part of his public comments at the summit. NDTV adds detail, reporting that Trump devotes a significant portion of his press conference to criticising Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Israel’s approach in prosecuting the campaign against Hezbollah. NDTV also quotes Trump’s characterization of how Israel should conduct operations, saying it does not need to “knock down” buildings in the course of its actions. Across the reports, the common points are that Trump raises the issue publicly at the G7, his comments are critical of Israeli actions in Lebanon, and the criticism is tied to Israel’s handling of its conflict with Hezbollah. The reports do not present new independent details of the strikes themselves beyond the fact of Trump’s criticism.