Netanyahu and Trump clash over Iran in 'shouting match from hell'
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![]() Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and U.S. President Donald Trump held a phone call over the weekend that largely focused on Iran, amid differences between Jerusalem and Washington regarding the possibility of renewing the war against the Islamic Republic. According to sources familiar with the details of the call, it was a particularly difficult and sharp conversation, with one source even describing it as a 'shouting match from hell.' However, the Prime Minister's Office strongly denies these characterizations, claiming the call was not difficult at all. 'Fake news, absolute nonsense,' the Netanyahu office said in response. An Israeli senior official also confirmed the call took place but insisted it was 'very much not difficult.' |

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