Israeli press: Trump and Netanyahu shouted at each other on the phone about Iran

According to Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper, Trump and Netanyahu held a phone conversation over the weekend that focused largely on Iran, in the shadow of their differences over resuming attacks against Iran.

Sources familiar with the meeting described the exchange as an unusually difficult and heated exchange, with one source describing it as "a shouting match straight out of hell."

In the statement made by the Israeli Prime Minister's Office, allegations that there was a shouting match between the two leaders were rejected and it was claimed that the conversation was not confrontational.

According to the news, despite the denial of the Prime Minister's Office, Netanyahu's statements at the oath ceremony in the parliament on November 10 revealed the deep differences of opinion on Iran.

While the Trump administration wants to push the possibility of reaching an agreement with Tehran to the end, Netanyahu believes that the nuclear issue cannot be permanently eliminated without the overthrow of the Iranian administration.

The issue of when and whether attacks against Iran will be resumed has become the main point of tension between the two sides.

In the news published in the Financial Times newspaper on November 10, it was stated that Arab leaders were increasingly worried about Netanyahu pressuring Trump to restart the war.

A diplomat familiar with the talks said that Netanyahu called Trump every day and insisted that he restart the attacks, while some figures inside and outside the White House tried to prevent such a step.

The same source stated that regional leaders also called on Trump not to escalate tensions and to prioritize negotiations.

US President Trump announced that he did not think there was a need for a new military operation against Iran at the moment.