WSJ pointed to Trump's disappointment in Netanyahu over the war with Iran

US President Donald Trump expressed dissatisfaction with the actions of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu against the background of the start of a military operation against Iran. This was reported by The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) on July 24, citing senior representatives of the US administration.

According to the WSJ, tensions between the leaders of the United States and Israel have increased due to the conflict with Tehran. Trump, according to sources, has repeatedly expressed disappointment in Netanyahu and demonstrated an unwillingness to meet with him personally.

It is noted that the Israeli Prime Minister has been trying for several weeks to arrange a personal meeting with the US president. The last time they spoke face to face was in February, although they maintain telephone contact, the newspaper writes, citing information from the American administration.

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The Axios portal reported on July 16 that Trump was very angry with Netanyahu about Washington's possible transfer of F-35 fighter jets to Ankara. As the interlocutor of the portal noted, the American leader considered that the Israeli prime minister "has no right" to speak on this issue.