Netanyahu Calling Trump 'Every Day' to Resume Iran War as US President Weighs Options to End: Report
Sources said the leaders clashed over whether to resume strikes on Iran, while Israeli officials denied reports of a shouting match.
- On Tuesday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Donald Trump debated Iran policy, as reports of a heated phone call surfaced despite denials from the Prime Minister's Office.
- While Trump favors exhausting diplomatic options following his meeting with Qatari Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani, Netanyahu maintains that toppling the Iranian regime is the only permanent solution.
- Trump told reporters military action is not currently necessary, emphasizing that U.S. forces remain "locked and loaded," despite minor strikes conducted on Qeshm Island on November 3 and November 6.
- Regional leaders urge the administration to prioritize diplomacy over the renewed military campaign Netanyahu reportedly requests daily, as Secretary of State Marco Rubio expressed skepticism regarding ongoing negotiations citing "outrageous" Iranian demands.
- Netanyahu warned of looming diplomatic pressure while struggling to form a governing coalition amid political deadlock within the 26th Knesset, complicated by the ongoing war's impact on his legislative majority.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and US President Donald Trump reportedly clashed during a phone call over the weekend, amid disagreements over the possibility of resuming military operations against Iran. The Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper, citing sources familiar with the conversation, reported that the discussion focused mainly on Iran and the differences between Washington and Tel Aviv over the possibility of resuming the war. The sourc…
Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu and US President Donald Trump disagreed about the attacks on Iran during a telephone conversation, which was reported by the Israeli Ynet portal on 10 November.
Netanyahu had an "unusually difficult and tense" conversation with Trump over the weekend about the resumption of military action against Iran
Netanyahu had an "unusually difficult and tense" conversation with Trump over the weekend about the resumption of military action against Iran. This was reported by the Ynet portal with reference to a source.The conversation resembled a "hellish...
TRUMP and Netanyahu reportedly clashed fiercely over an attack on Iran, while the US, despite Israeli pressure, advocates diplomacy instead of a new war.
Israeli premier's office denies account of heated exchange about possible resumption of war against Iran
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