Allegation that Trump raised his voice at Netanyahu: Tense phone call

According to a report by the Israeli newspaper The Jerusalem Post, citing a high-level Israeli source, the phone call between Trump and Netanyahu in the morning hours was tense.

In the morning, while Israel was accusing Iran of violating the ceasefire and sending warplanes toward Tehran, Trump and Netanyahu spoke on the phone.

The report stated that Trump raised his voice at Netanyahu, telling him to "stop the attack," while Netanyahu "did not get much of a chance to speak, only repeatedly expressing his gratitude to Trump" during the conversation.

The Israeli source shared that "the conversation between Netanyahu and Trump was difficult, and the U.S. President clearly emphasized that he sees the ceasefire as a success and will not allow anyone, absolutely no one, to break it."

In response, it was stated that Israeli Air Force pilots received orders to halt the attacks, and instead of the planned targets, they struck a radar station in Tehran as a concession.

On the other hand, the report also included that the U.S. sent a message to the Iranians via Qatar "not to continue the attacks."

CEASEFIRE AFTER 12 DAYS

U.S. President Donald Trump had announced that a ceasefire had come into effect between Israel and Iran following 12 days of attacks, and Israel had declared its acceptance. Israel had argued that a missile was fired around 10:00 AM and that Iran had violated the ceasefire.

Following this, threats of a harsh response from Israel toward Iran had escalated. The Israeli press later reported that Israeli warplanes left the region after the Israeli military targeted a radar station in Tehran.

U.S. President Donald Trump had stated that Iran and Israel had violated the established ceasefire and that he was not pleased with the situation.

Stating that Israel had carried out an attack "like never seen before" following the ceasefire, Trump remarked, "I am not happy with them. I am not happy with Iran either, but I am not at all pleased with what Israel did this morning."

News Source: AA