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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is seeking an urgent meeting with US President Donald Trump, an Israeli source said, amid what appears to be rising tension over negotiations with Iran and a ceasefire with Hezbollah in Lebanon.
The source said Netanyahu is trying to arrange a meeting after Trump returns from the G7 in Europe next weekend or shortly thereafter.
Trump sharply rebuked Israel on Sunday after the Israeli military struck Beirut in response to Hezbollah fire in northern Israel, saying the attack on the Lebanese capital "should not have happened." He called Hezbollah's attack "very small and senseless."
The public spat contrasts sharply with the united front the two leaders publicly displayed at the start of the war with Iran and is the latest in a string of apparent disagreements as Trump has sought to end hostilities. Trump has already restricted Israel’s freedom of action in Lebanon; he ordered Netanyahu to cancel plans to attack Iran last week after Tehran fired missiles at Israel for the first time since the April ceasefire.
According to the Israeli source, Netanyahu is seeking a meeting with the US president after he returns to the US from the G7 in Europe to clarify and communicate Israel's positions in the negotiations.
Israel is particularly concerned about maintaining freedom of action against Hezbollah in Lebanon as Iran pushes for an Israeli withdrawal, the source said. Israel is also concerned that the new U.S.-Iran deal will ease economic pressure on Tehran without touching the nuclear dossier, an outcome that would stabilize the Iranian regime at a time when Israel seeks to further weaken it.
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