Trump-Netanyahu’s heated argument on Iran issue, phone conversation leaked!

US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had a heated phone call, with Israeli media outlet Yedioth Ahronoth claiming the disagreement was over the possibility of launching a new military operation against Iran. 

The Anadolu Agency, citing the occupying country's media outlet on Tuesday (November 10), reported that the phone call between the two leaders took place late last week. It mainly highlighted differences between Washington and Tel Aviv over Iran and the possibility of resuming war against the country.

Citing sources familiar with the discussions, the media outlet reported that the call was extremely heated and confrontational. One source described the conversation as a "hell of screaming."

Netanyahu's office dismissed the claim as "fake news, completely baseless." A senior Israeli official also confirmed the call, but said the conversation was not difficult or heated.

Earlier on Monday, a Financial Times report said that Netanyahu is calling Trump "every day" to pressure him to launch another military strike against Iran. This has alarmed leaders of Arab and Muslim countries. They have urged Trump to prioritize diplomatic efforts rather than launch a new military strike.

Trump said on Monday that Gulf allies including Qatar, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Kuwait do not want a new military campaign against Iran. He said there was positive progress in ending the conflict and that the likelihood of a new US attack on Iran was very low.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said on Tuesday that Washington does not see the need to immediately resume major military operations against Iran. According to him, the US goals are being achieved through the application of economic pressure. However, US forces are ready to respond if Iran crosses the US-defined "red line".