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The Israeli PM has reportedly been pressing Washington to resume strikes
on Tehran despite the US president's reluctance to escalate
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November 11, 2026
Israeli
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had a heated phone call with US President
Donald Trump over the possibility of renewed military strikes against
Iran, Ynet reported on Tuesday, citing sources familiar with the conversation.
Several media
outlets, including Axios, the Associated Press and the Financial Times,
previously reported that Netanyahu had been urging Trump to resume military
operations against Iran shortly after the US midterm elections. Republicans
lost control of both the House and Senate in the November 3 vote, widely
seen as a rebuke to Trump's policies, including the unpopular war with
Iran, which has driven up energy prices.
Ynet described
the weekend conversation as unusually tense, with one source calling
it a "shouting match from hell." Netanyahu's office dismissed the report
as "fake news, absolute nonsense," while a senior Israeli official confirmed
that the call took place but denied that it had been confrontational.
Trump said on
Sunday that he saw no reason to escalate the conflict with Iran, amid
opposition to renewed strikes from Washington's Arab allies in the region.
He and US Vice President J.D. Vance have acknowledged that the Iran
war contributed to the Republicans' election defeat.
Nevertheless,
Trump stood by his decision to launch the US-Israeli military campaign
against Iran on February 28. "I did the right thing. I would have done
it again," he told the Wall Street Journal after the vote.
Netanyahu's political
future is also uncertain after his coalition failed to secure a parliamentary
majority in Israel's October 27 elections.
On Sunday, Israeli
President Isaac Herzog tasked Netanyahu's main rival, former IDF chief
of staff Gadi Eisenkot, with forming a new government after parties
representing 67 members of the 120-seat Knesset recommended him for
the premiership, compared with 46 who backed Netanyahu.
Eisenkot has
28 days to assemble a governing coalition, with a possible two-week
extension. The war has disrupted shipping through the Strait of Hormuz,
a vital route for global energy supplies that normally carries around
a fifth of the world's seaborne oil and liquefied natural gas trade.
Trump has vowed to maintain the naval blockade of Iranian ports, while
Iran has been attacking tankers using US-designated shipping routes,
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- ISRAEL'S
BENJAMIN NETANYAHU - The New BEAST of
DEATH
- July,
2014
BOMBS
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- Earlier in the year Israel's BEAST
of DEATH Ariel Sharon died. Sharon was one of the original Jews
to invade and murder Palestinians and steal their land. To many his
death was a relief and interpreted as being good news. The bad news
is he has been reincarnated and his name is Benjamin Netanyahu
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