04.03.2026 22:01
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly approached the White House after Israeli intelligence suspected some communications and inquired whether the U.S. was conducting secret ceasefire talks with Iran. According to Axios, the Israeli side posed questions to the U.S. administration with the belief that some contacts may have taken place. However, the White House denied these claims and stated that no secret ceasefire talks with Iran had occurred.
It was claimed that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu approached the White House to ask Trump whether the U.S. was conducting secret ceasefire negotiations with Iran after Israeli intelligence suspected some communications.
NOTABLE CLAIM FROM AXIOS
According to Axios, Netanyahu requested a statement from Washington to learn whether the Trump administration was conducting backdoor diplomacy with Iran. It was reported that the Israeli side directly questioned the U.S. administration based on intelligence assessments suggesting that some contacts may have taken place.
DENIAL FROM THE WHITE HOUSE
The White House categorically denied the allegations. The U.S. administration stated that no secret ceasefire negotiations with Iran had taken place.
IRAN'S MESSAGES WERE EVEN IGNORED
The report also mentioned that Iran conveyed some messages to the U.S. through regional intermediaries, but the Washington administration ignored these messages.