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Netanyahu Rejects Shouting Match With Trump

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office rejects claims of a heated phone call with US President Donald Trump regarding military strikes on Iran.

What happened

Netanyahu's office denied reports of a "shouting match" with Trump, with a senior official describing the call as "very much not a difficult conversation". The Times of Israel reported that Netanyahu's office dismissed the allegations as "fake news" and "complete nonsense". Anonymous sources described the conversation as tense, with one source calling it a "shouting match from hell".

Why it matters

The dispute highlights the differing views between Netanyahu and Trump on the approach to handling Iran, with Netanyahu reportedly pushing for military action and Trump favouring a diplomatic approach.

Key facts

  • Netanyahu's office denied reports of a "shouting match" with Trump
  • The call was described as "very much not a difficult conversation" by a senior official
  • Netanyahu has reportedly been urging Trump to initiate military strikes on Iran
  • Trump has continued to back a diplomatic approach with Iran

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