The WSJ pointed to Trump's growing dissatisfaction with Israel's actions against Hamas.

US President Donald Trump is unhappy with the actions of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the irritation of the American leader increased after the country's attack on the leaders of the Palestinian radical movement Hamas in Doha. This was reported on September 17 by The Wall Street Journal (WSJ).

"He's mocking me," the newspaper quoted Trump as saying.

According to the WSJ, the US president is trying not to put pressure on Israel, despite growing irritation with the military plans of the country's prime minister.

The article clarifies that in recent weeks, the American leader has complained to his assistants about Netanyahu. As Trump noted, the Israeli Prime Minister is inclined to use the army instead of trying to negotiate with Hamas.

The United States is unhappy with Israel's strike on Qatar. What the media is writing

On September 9, a Hamas negotiating delegation that arrived in Doha to discuss a U.S.-proposed cease-fire plan in the Gaza Strip was attacked. On the same day, White House press Secretary Caroline Leavitt announced the American leader's attempts to warn Qatar about the impending strikes, which were undertaken too late.

On September 11, Trump demanded that Netanyahu commit himself not to launch new attacks on Qatar after the attack on Hamas leaders in Doha. On September 15, the Israeli Prime Minister said that the decision on military action in Qatar was made internally, without the participation of the White House, so the country bears full responsibility for it independently.

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