Netanyahu ‘will do whatever I want him to do’ on Iran
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President Donald Trump bragged that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu "will do whatever I want him to do" after the two leaders held a "lengthy and dramatic" call on the ongoing war in Iran.
President Donald Trump made a pretty bold statement Wednesday when he said Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu “will do whatever I
I am happy to be a catalyst,” he said, “but I also feel a little guilty that this trivial thing gets so much attention, and we ignore much more disturbing incidents involving Ben-Gvir’s police—anti-government demonstrators being roughed up,
US President Donald Trump has issues big warning to Iran. He stated that either Iran should 'have a deal or US will do some nasty things'. Read here.
Actor Javier Bardem accused Trump and Netanyahu of pushing toxic masculinity and reiterated his claims of genocide in Gaza at the Cannes Film Festival.
US President Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu have held a tense phone call about the pathway for Iran negotiations in a conversation that one US source said left the Israeli Prime Minister’s “hair on fire”.
Israeli lawmakers vote overwhelmingly to dissolve parliament, pushing Benjamin Netanyahu's fragile coalition to the brink of early national elections.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and US President Donald Trump had a difficult conversation on Tuesday about ceasefire talks, Axios reported on Wednesday. Trump reportedly called Netanyahu on Tuesday to inform him that mediators were working on a "letter of intent" to end the war and launch a month-long period of negotiations,