US EditionNetanyahu office denies reported shouting match with Trump
ISRAEL, JUL 28 – Trump disputed Netanyahu's denial of starvation in Gaza, citing evidence of starving children amid conflict and aid issues, with the UN reporting critical shortages for 2.1 million people.
- The Prime Minister's Office responded on August 8, denying NBC News' report that U.S. President Donald Trump shouted at Netanyahu during a July 28 call, calling it 'fake news'.
- Amid the dispute, Netanyahu claimed the famine reports were fake news after he argued hunger reports were fabricated Hamas propaganda, according to NBC News.
- NBC News reported that Trump interrupted Netanyahu and shouted he would not accept that the reports of hunger are fabricated.
- Following the dispute, the White House dispatched Envoy Steve Witkoff, U.S. Special Middle East Envoy, to coordinate humanitarian efforts amid the ongoing conflict.
- Israel’s security cabinet convened Thursday night, with the army preparing to take control of Gaza City, amid warnings from critics that it could increase civilian casualties.
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Trump yelled at Netanyahu for dismissing Gaza starvation – media – CLG News
Trump yelled at Netanyahu for dismissing Gaza starvation – media –The Israeli prime minister’s office has rejected global reporting of the crisis as “fake news” | 8 Aug 2025 | U.S. President Donald Trump reportedly shouted at Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during a phone call after the Israeli leader attempted to downplay reports of starvation in Gaza, NBC News reported on Friday. Netanyahu has publicly claimed “there is no starvation…
Report: Trump yelled at Netanyahu in call on Gaza aid, said advisers showed him proof of starvation
During the call, which a former U.S. official reportedly described as 'a direct, mostly one-way conversation about the status of humanitarian aid,' Netanyahu told Trump that reports of famine in Gaza were false. Netanyahu's office described the report as 'complete fake news' U.S. President Donald Trump yelled at Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during a phone call after the latter said Hamas had fabricated reports of hunger in Gaza, NBC News re…
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