21.05.2026 06:50
According to a claim in the US press, the phone call between US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, which focused on Iran, was tense. It was alleged that Trump presented Netanyahu with a new peace plan aimed at ending the war with Iran and initiating a 30-day negotiation process. However, it was stated that Netanyahu wanted military operations against Iran to resume and was not receptive to the plan.
It was claimed that a new peace plan aimed at ending the war with Iran was discussed during a phone call between US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. According to a report in the US press, the two leaders experienced a serious disagreement during the conversation.
According to Axios' report based on government sources, Trump and Netanyahu discussed a revised draft of a peace plan prepared under the leadership of Qatar and Pakistan, with support from regional mediators.
"30-DAY NEGOTIATION PERIOD" PLAN
The report stated that Trump told Netanyahu that the US and Iran were working on a "letter of intent" to formally end the war. It was reported that the draft includes a 30-day negotiation process on critical issues such as Iran's nuclear program and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.
NETANYAHU'S REACTION DREW ATTENTION
It was noted that the conversation was tense, with Netanyahu approaching the negotiations with extreme skepticism. It was claimed that the Israeli Prime Minister wanted the war to resume in order to further weaken Iran's military capacity.
The two leaders reportedly disagreed on the roadmap to follow, and Netanyahu was said to have left the conversation upset.