According to the report in the Israeli media "Yediot Ahronoth", Donald Trump, the President of the United States, and Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of Israel, had a "severe verbal dispute" during a phone call last weekend about their different approaches to the future of the war with Iran.
According to the source of this media, in this phone call, Netanyahu repeatedly insisted on the need to renew the war, but Trump emphasized the continuation of the diplomatic path and the promotion of ongoing peace talks with the Islamic Republic of Iran. According to knowledgeable sources, this conversation reached a crisis point and turned into a "terrible verbal conflict." This is despite the fact that earlier there were reports of the tense contacts between the two sides, including the tensions in June.
However, the Israeli Prime Minister's Office denied the description of the conversation and called the published reports "fake news". A senior Israeli official, while confirming the call, strongly denied any conflict between the two leaders. These tensions come to light as the Financial Times previously reported on Netanyahu's daily calls with Trump to encourage him to return to full-scale war.