Netanyahu Warns Trump

MaticHoleFiller · 2026-04-07T01:35:18+00:00

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu emphasized the alliance between Israel and the United States in a video statement, stating that Israel has reached a historic peak in its efforts against Iran and warning the U.S. not to reach a ceasefire agreement with Iran. Currently, the likelihood of both sides reaching an agreement in the short term is low.

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2026-04-07 01:35:18

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Source | CCTV International News

Netanyahu says today’s Israel is the strongest in its history

On April 6, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu released a video statement, stressing the alliance between Israel and the United States. He said Israel is continuing to strike Iran, including attacks on Iran’s petrochemical facilities and assassinations of senior Iranian officials. Netanyahu claimed that Iran is no longer the Iran of the past, and Israel is no longer the Israel of the past—today’s Israel is “the strongest in history.”

Citing information from sources familiar with the matter, Israel’s Channel 12 TV reported on the day that on April 5, Netanyahu warned during a phone call with U.S. President Trump not to reach a ceasefire agreement with Iran at the current stage.

The report said that Netanyahu, on the surface, called Trump to congratulate the successful rescue of the crew of the U.S. military F-15E fighter jet. But in reality, he did so to express concerns that there is “a significant risk” regarding a ceasefire.

The report also said that U.S. officials believe that although Trump hopes to reach an agreement with Iran, given Iran’s hardline position, the chances of both sides reaching an agreement in the short term are relatively low.

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