You’re fu***** crazy, if I had not been there you would have been in jail, heated argument between Trump and Netanyahu! US President angry over phone call

There has reportedly been a heated phone conversation between US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu regarding the increasing military tension in Lebanon. According to reports, this conversation took place at a time when the US is trying to protect its ongoing sensitive diplomatic talks with Iran and fears that the increasing conflict in Lebanon may affect these efforts.

According to sources related to the matter, in recent times Israel has increased the scope of its military operation in Lebanon. Attacks have been carried out on Hezbollah-linked targets in the southern suburbs of Beirut and ground operations have also been stepped up in southern Lebanon. After these incidents, fears of a widespread war have increased in the entire region. At the same time, new warnings have also been issued by Iran.

After all, what is the whole matter?

The Axios report claims that Trump expressed his displeasure at Netanyahu during the phone conversation. According to the report, Trump believed that Israel’s current actions could isolate it internationally and could also affect the ongoing talks between America and Iran.

The report quoted American officials and sources with knowledge of the talks as saying that Trump lodged a strong protest against Netanyahu’s strategy. According to an American official, Trump said during the conversation that Netanyahu’s actions are damaging Israel’s global image and this situation is creating difficulties for America as well.

According to another source, Trump appeared very angry during the conversation and raised many questions regarding Israeli military action. It was told that he asked Netanyahu what he was trying to do in this direction.

Trump shouted at Netanyahu?

According to a US official, Trump told Netanyahu, “You are fu***** crazy. If it weren’t for me, you would be in jail. I’m saving your life. Now everyone hates you. Everyone hates Israel because of it.” At the same time, according to another source, Trump was very angry during the phone call and at one point he shouted, “What the hell are you doing?”

This development came to light after the decision on Monday when Prime Minister Netanyahu and Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz ordered to intensify attacks on areas under the influence of Hezbollah, including the Dahiya area of ​​Beirut. Israel says that Hezbollah is continuously violating the ceasefire and targeting Israeli territory.

After the announcement of the attacks, an atmosphere of fear was created among the people living in the southern areas of Beirut. Many people turned to safer places fearing possible major air attacks.

How did Iran react?

Iran, which supports Hezbollah, also reacted. Iranian officials said that if the attacks continue in Lebanon, it could affect the ongoing negotiations with America. He says that a permanent ceasefire in Lebanon is an important part of any comprehensive agreement.

What is Trump’s stance on Hezbollah attacks?

According to US officials, Trump acknowledges that Israel is responding to Hezbollah’s rocket and drone attacks, but feels that the current military response is overly broad and aggressive.

An official said Trump is particularly concerned about the increasing number of civilian casualties in Lebanon. He has also objected to attacks in which large-scale military action is taken to target an individual Hezbollah commander.

According to the report, after this phone call, some immediate changes were seen in the situation. An Israeli official told Axios that there are currently no new attacks planned on Hezbollah targets in Beirut.

What did Donald Trump say to the media?

After this, Trump publicly said that he had talked to Netanyahu and that Israeli military activities moving towards Beirut had been stopped. He also claimed that through intermediaries, Hezbollah has agreed to stop attacks on Israel.

Posting on his social media platform Truth Social, Trump said that he had a very productive conversation with Prime Minister “Bibi” Netanyahu and now no troops will go towards Beirut.

What did Benjamin Netanyahu say?

However, the statement issued by Netanyahu did not indicate any major change in Israel’s stance. He said the campaign in southern Lebanon would continue and that if Hezbollah did not stop attacks on Israel, the option of action on Beirut still existed. Netanyahu clarified that there has been no change in Israel’s policy and the country will continue to take steps according to its security needs.

This entire incident has also pointed towards the increasing tension in the relationship between Trump and Netanyahu. Although the two leaders have long worked together on issues like Iran and regional security, US officials say this was one of the most acrimonious conversations between the two leaders since Trump returned to power.