By Publishing His Anger at Netanyahu, Trump Sends a Message to Tehran

Author: Charly HessounPublished on: June 7, 2026Country: Israel

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By Publishing His Anger at Netanyahu, Trump Sends a Message to Tehran

Donald Trump publicly confirmed that he sharply rebuked Benjamin Netanyahu during a phone call on June 1, 2026, using profanity. Trump expressed annoyance at Israel's constant fighting with Lebanon and ordered Netanyahu to abandon planned strikes on Beirut to avoid jeopardizing nuclear negotiations with Iran. Netanyahu responded that Israeli operations would continue in southern Lebanon. The incident comes as Israeli legislative elections are scheduled for October 2026 and Netanyahu's coalition is under pressure from the far right.

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