Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly reviewed three major paths for Iran as tensions surged across the Middle East: renewed diplomacy, tougher economic pressure or a massive military strike. According to Reuters, Netanyahu presented additional ideas but did not explicitly urge Trump to escalate attacks, while an Israeli official stressed that the final decision rests with the U.S. president. Despite reported anger over intelligence leaks, officials denied any rupture between the leaders and described Trump as the “senior partner.”
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