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        "msgid": "whether-to-continue-the-iran-war-triggers-row-between-trump-and-netanyahu-1779533786",
        "date": "2026-05-23 06:19:34",
        "title": "Whether to Continue the Iran War Triggers Row Between Trump and Netanyahu",
        "author": "",
        "source": "DETIK",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Politics",
        "summary": "Two allied leaders, US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, are reported to be at odds over the future of the Iran war, with Netanyahu urging a more aggressive military approach and Trump seeking a potential deal. The dispute follows a tense 19 May phone call, Trump\u2019s subsequent cancellation of an attack, and highlights divisions within the US-Israel approach to Tehran.",
        "content": "<p>US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin\nNetanyahu are reported to be at odds over the future of the war against\nIran. The rift was sparked by a decision related to the Iran war. The\ntwo allied leaders reportedly had a tense telephone conversation on\nTuesday, 19 May, while discussing the future of the war against Iran.\nNetanyahu reportedly pressed for an intensified campaign, while Trump\ninsisted that a deal remains possible. American media outlets, including\nTRT World, reported on Friday, 22 May 2026, that the tense call occurred\na few days after Trump told Netanyahu in a Sunday call on 17 May that he\nwas prepared to launch a fresh strike against Iran. However, Trump\nabruptly announced the cancellation of an attack planned for Tuesday, 19\nMay local time, citing requests from Gulf-state leaders allied to the\nUnited States in the region\u2014Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab\nEmirates. Netanyahu Blames Trump. In a one-hour phone call on Tuesday,\n19 May, according to US and Israeli officials, Netanyahu told Trump that\ndelaying the strike was a mistake and urged the US President to proceed\nwith the military action as originally planned. \u2018These differences are\nclear: Trump wants to see whether a deal can be reached, but Netanyahu\nexpects something else,\u2019 said an Israeli official who spoke to CNN.\nAxios was the first to report the tense call. On Wednesday 20 May, Trump\nclaimed that negotiations with Iran had reached an advanced stage. \u2018We\nare at the final stage of negotiations with Iran. We\u2019ll see what\nhappens,\u2019 he told reporters. \u2018We will reach a deal or we will do some\nrather rough things. But hopefully it won\u2019t come to that,\u2019 Trump said.\nNetanyahu, who has consistently advocated a far more aggressive military\nstance against Tehran, grew increasingly frustrated with Trump\u2019s delays,\nwhich he argued only strengthen Iran\u2019s position. Trump\u2019s Response. The\nsense of frustration within Netanyahu\u2019s inner circle, according to\nanother Israeli source cited by CNN, was rising. Senior Tel Aviv\nofficials were said to be urging a fresh attack and expressing anger at\nwhat they described as Tehran\u2019s diplomatic delay. This is not the first\ntime a dispute has occurred between Trump and Netanyahu over the war\nagainst Iran. US officials have previously acknowledged that the two\nleaders do not always share the same goals regarding Tehran. When asked\nabout his phone call with Netanyahu, Trump asserted his control over the\nsituation. \u2018He will do whatever I want,\u2019 Trump said, referring to\nNetanyahu.<\/p>",
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