Trump tells Netanyahu to hold off on Iran strikes

Wednesday, May 28, 2025, 1:23 pm

President Trump confirmed in recent remarks that he advised Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu to reconsider launching military attacks on Iranian nuclear facilities amid ongoing nuclear negotiations. The remarks underscore rising tensions in the Middle East as leaders navigate delicate diplomatic waters.

foxnews.com / Trump confirms he told Netanyahu to back off Iran strikes amid nuclear talks

Trump advises Netanyahu to avoid military action against Iran as nuclear talks progress, highlighting tensions and diplomatic efforts to prevent conflict escalation.

theepochtimes.com / Trump Says He Advised Netanyahu Against Iran Strike to Allow Time for Nuclear Talks

'It's not a warning. I said, "I don't think it's appropriate [to conduct strikes on Iran],"' the president says.

nypost.com / Trump says he told Netanyahu not to bomb Iran with new nuke deal ‘very close’: ‘Don’t think it’s appropriate right now’

President Trump confirmed Wednesday that he asked Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu last week not to bomb Iran's nuclear facilities to allow additional time for talks between Washington and Tehran.

cnn.com / Trump says he believes US is close to reaching a new Iran nuclear deal as he confirms he told Israel not to disrupt the talks - CNN

Trump says he believes US is close to reaching a new Iran nuclear deal as he confirms he told Israel not to disrupt the talks CNN

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