27.03.2026 23:41
A crisis centered around the "Iran war" has erupted between the United States and Israel. It was claimed that the phone call between U.S. Vice President JD Vance and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu turned into a heated debate, with Vance reportedly shouting heavy criticisms at Netanyahu.
A phone call between U.S. Vice President JD Vance and Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu has created a crisis. According to reports in the U.S. press, Vance harshly criticized Netanyahu regarding the Iran war. The conversation reportedly escalated into serious tension between the two, with claims that Vance shouted at the Israeli Prime Minister.
"HE MADE THE WAR SEEM EASY" OUTBURST
According to allegations, Vance found Netanyahu's assessments regarding the course of the war against Iran unrealistic. He stated that Netanyahu conveyed to U.S. President Donald Trump that the process would be an operation with "easy and quick results," but developments on the ground did not meet those expectations.
DISCONTENT IN WASHINGTON IS GROWING
According to Axios, the conversation highlighted the growing unease within the Trump administration due to the difference between how the Iran war was initially presented and the current situation. Some circles in the U.S. are commenting that overly optimistic assessments regarding the process have led Washington into a difficult situation.
THE COURSE OF THE WAR DID NOT MEET EXPECTATIONS
According to allegations, Vance also pointed out developments in Iran during the conversation, emphasizing that expectations for regime change have not materialized. It was stated that despite the deaths of Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and many high-ranking officials, the current regime structure continues to maintain control.
THE "SHOUTING" ALLEGATION SPARKED DEBATE
On the other hand, claims in some media outlets that "Vance shouted at Netanyahu on the phone" were denied. White House officials stated that these reports do not reflect the truth, while the Israeli side also rejected these allegations.
AT THE CENTER OF DIPLOMATIC TRAFFIC
The report mentions that Vance has also become one of the prominent figures in the U.S. diplomatic efforts to end the war. It is suggested that Vance, who advised Trump against entering a war with Iran, plays a key role in potential negotiations.