WASHINGTON (Lord Media): U.S. President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu have reportedly clashed over the issue of resuming military action against Iran. Netanyahu is urging Trump to restart attacks on Iran, while Washington and Gulf countries prefer a diplomatic solution.

According to Israeli newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth, the conversation between the two leaders saw heightened disagreements over military action against Iran. A source described the exchange as extremely heated, akin to a ‘hellish shouting match.’ Netanyahu’s office, however, dismissed reports of any discord as unfounded.

The Financial Times reports that Netanyahu is in daily contact with Trump, pressing for the resumption of military strikes on Iran. Leaders of Arab and Muslim countries are concerned about Netanyahu’s efforts and are urging Trump to prioritize a diplomatic resolution.

President Trump stated that Gulf allies, including Saudi Arabia, Qatar, the UAE, Bahrain, and Kuwait, are strongly opposed to new military actions against Iran. U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio also mentioned that Washington currently sees no need for large-scale military operations.

Qatari mediators have indicated that both Washington and Tehran have shown initial positive responses, although uncertainty remains about the prospects of a final agreement. The U.S. and Israel had launched a joint military action against Iran on February 28.  LORD