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President Donald Trump was enraged with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for striking Beirut hours before the agreement with Iran was announced, a US official told CNN. Trump also used expletives in a call with CNN political and global affairs analyst and Axios reporter Barak Ravid, slamming Netanyahu’s actions. Trump told The New York Times that Israel stands to benefit from the agreement and called Netanyahu “a very difficult guy.”

Trump had grown increasingly frustrated with Netanyahu in recent weeks, as the Israeli leader continued attacking Lebanon — strikes that repeatedly put the US-Iran peace talks in jeopardy.

0:00 Trump’s comments to Axios and the New York Times about Netanyahu
0:51 Axios correspondent Barak Ravid on his Trump interview and Israel-US tensions
3:05 What the Iran agreement means for the Israel-Lebanon conflict
5:12 Israel says it opposes withdrawing IDF from Lebanon: CNN reports from Jerusalem
7:28 How the announced agreement differs from the Obama admin’s JCPOA
9:06 CNN analyst on what might happen next if Israel doesn’t stop attacking Lebanon

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    • 2
      @cashaeleatemla

      📰 United States President Donald Trump has criticised Israel for launching an attack on Lebanon’s capital, Beirut, on the day he has said a deal to end the US-Israel war with Iran could be signed.

      In a post on Truth Social on Sunday, Trump said the Israeli attack on Beirut “should not have happened, particularly on a special day when we are so close to a Peace Deal with Iran”.

    • 3
      @cashaeleatemla

      📰 The US and Israel twice launched attacks against Iran – sparking the 12-day war in 2025 and the current war on February 28 – amid ongoing indirect talks over Iran’s nuclear programme.

    • 4
      @jamesbarry1673

      Netanyahu was a wanted war criminal. He has no reputation. What are you talking about then? They’ve called for snap elections as well. He’s going to be thrown out of office and the next day he has to report to continue the trial. He and his wife are on for accepting bribes and the moment he tries to leave Israel he’ll be arrested

    • 6
      @angelvillamor4838

      You wrote,” Netanyahu was a wanted war criminal”.

      Don’t think that changed, He is still wanted for war crimes last I heard.

  1. 8
    @silvabakx6396

    are we gonna have to arrest bb & lock him up on his next visit to dc? the world would thank us for stopping a war criminal & trump could salvage his legacy. just a thought…

  2. 17
    @tomrisen8778

    CNN gave Israel a sense of impunity and empowered them to attack both Lebanon and Iran. CNN spent years sanitizing Israel’s genocide in Gaza so Netanyahu realized he could avoid accountability.

  3. 19
    @IanAtki

    The world wants peace and stability. Most of the world would celebrate a world without delusional, immoral, lying criminals.

  4. 20
    @supermankallel

    Netanyahu and Trump are not much different from each other, they are both assholes, funny that Trump supports Israel but he acts like a Nazi

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