عاجل
USNorth Korea Unveils New Nuclear Bomb Fuel Facility, Kim Vows Exponential Force BuildupUSStudent's dying moments spark riots and political debate in UKUSSenate to Vote on Funding for Immigration Agencies Amid ProtestUSGlobal Health Non-Profits Invest Over $100 Million in New Ebola Vaccine DevelopmentUSGun Control Group Sues ATF Over Refusal to Release Crime Gun Seller DataUSLebanon, Israel Agree to Ceasefire, But Hezbollah Rejects TermsUSAI Rivals Unite Over Fears of AI-Developed Biological WeaponsUSMeta Launches AI Creator Assistant on FacebookUSApple WWDC 2026: Siri AI Overhaul, New App Store Features ExpectedUSWater Scarcity Emerges as a Major Data Center Development IssueUSNorth Korea Unveils New Nuclear Bomb Fuel Facility, Kim Vows Exponential Force BuildupUSStudent's dying moments spark riots and political debate in UKUSSenate to Vote on Funding for Immigration Agencies Amid ProtestUSGlobal Health Non-Profits Invest Over $100 Million in New Ebola Vaccine DevelopmentUSGun Control Group Sues ATF Over Refusal to Release Crime Gun Seller DataUSLebanon, Israel Agree to Ceasefire, But Hezbollah Rejects TermsUSAI Rivals Unite Over Fears of AI-Developed Biological WeaponsUSMeta Launches AI Creator Assistant on FacebookUSApple WWDC 2026: Siri AI Overhaul, New App Store Features ExpectedUSWater Scarcity Emerges as a Major Data Center Development Issue
Newsgather
Back|Trump called Netanyahu 'crazy' in heated call over Lebanon offensive
Trump called Netanyahu 'crazy' in heated call over Lebanon offensive
العالمAI
NPR World·6 sa önce·🇺🇸United States·العالم

Trump called Netanyahu 'crazy' in heated call over Lebanon offensive

1 dk okuma·%70 önem·44 kelime
#DonaldTrump#BenjaminNetanyahu#Israel#Lebanon#phonecall#offensive
N
NPR World
Yayıncı
حجم الخط

Audio will be available later today.

President Trump admits to calling Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu "crazy" during a tense and heated phone call over Israel's offensive into Lebanon. How strained is their relationship?

This article was originally published by NPR World.

Related Stories