Trump berated Netanyahu? Analysts question US-Israel feud rumours

Author: Ali HarbPublished on: June 2, 2026Country: United States

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Trump berated Netanyahu? Analysts question US-Israel feud rumours

Axios reported that Donald Trump called Benjamin Netanyahu 'f***ing crazy' and berated him over Israel's escalation in Lebanon. Shortly after, an Israeli attack killed six people, including two children, in al-Marwaniyah. Experts like Ryan Costello say such leaks of feuds are common but US policy toward Israel has not shifted.

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