US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had a tense argument during a phone call about Iran. The disagreement escalated as the parties discussed further steps to be taken against Tehran.
Modern.az reports that Israel's "Ynet" newspaper wrote about this, citing informed sources.
According to the information, the phone call took place on November 7-8, that is, last weekend, at a time when there were disagreements between the US and Israel regarding the resumption of military operations against Iran.
"Ynet" interlocutors described Trump and Netanyahu's conversation as "difficult and tense." One of the sources called it "a hell of an argument that happened loudly."
Netanyahu's office denied the disseminated information. It was stated there that these news are "fake information, completely nonsense."
Although a high-ranking Israeli official confirmed that the phone call took place, he claimed that the conversation "was not difficult at all."
According to a source in the "Financial Times" newspaper, Netanyahu calls Trump every day and calls for the resumption of the war. The US President, on the other hand, is trying to resolve the situation through negotiations.
Disagreements also occurred during previous phone conversations between Trump and Netanyahu.
Thus, at the end of June 2026, the US President sharply criticized the Israeli Prime Minister for the escalation of the conflict in Lebanon.
According to the information, during that conversation, Trump accused Netanyahu of "losing his mind" and said.
In recent weeks, information has been spread in the US media that Washington may launch new military strikes against Iran.
According to "Axios", Netanyahu demanded from the US to strike Iran immediately after the midterm elections to Congress held on November 3, in his conversation with Trump.
According to "The New York Times" newspaper, Israel provided the US with intelligence information indicating that Iran could use chemical weapons against its rivals.
Some White House officials believe that the Netanyahu government is trying to convince the Trump administration to resume military strikes against Iran in this way.
