Trump Admits Profane Call with Netanyahu Over Lebanon War
In a recent interview published by the New York Post, former U.S. President Donald Trump admitted to having a profane exchange with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over the ongoing Lebanon war.
The conversation took place on a phone call on Monday, where Trump expressed his frustration, stating, "Bibi (Netanyahu) gotta stop." Trump emphasized the importance of their relationship and the need for Netanyahu to act decisively. The dialogue underscored the tension between the two leaders, particularly as Israel launched attacks in Lebanon, which raised fears of undermining peace talks with Tehran.
Reports from Axios and ABC News highlighted that the exchange reflects the shaky ties between the two right-wing allies amid escalating military actions in the region. Trump also acknowledged Netanyahu's agreement to pull troops back from Beirut, as Iran reportedly halted peace talks following Israel's military actions.
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