Trump, Netanyahu reportedly clash in heated phone call over renewed Iran strikes

US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly clashed during a heated telephone conversation over renewed military strikes against Iran, although Netanyahu’s office denied the confrontation amid escalating regional tensions.

United States President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly engaged in a heated telephone exchange over whether Washington should resume military strikes against Iran.

According to Israeli news outlet SaharaReporters, sources familiar with the conversation described the disagreement as a “shouting match from hell”.

Netanyahu reportedly pressed Trump to restart military operations, while the American president favoured continued diplomatic negotiations with Tehran.

However, Netanyahu’s office denied the confrontation, describing the reports as “fake news, complete nonsense”.

A senior Israeli official confirmed the conversation but insisted it was “very much not a difficult conversation”.

The disagreement comes amid stalled negotiations between Washington and Tehran and growing concerns about renewed military confrontation.

Meanwhile, Iranian official Mohsen Rezaei warned that further American attacks could trigger retaliation against US military installations beyond the Middle East.

“If the Americans make a mistake and attack us, we will not limit ourselves to nearby bases,” Rezaei warned.

Trump has maintained that renewed military action against Iran is unnecessary for now.