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Netanyahu and Trump Clash Over Iran Policy Amid Disagreements
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and U.S. President Donald Trump reportedly had a heated phone call over Iran policy, though Netanyahu's office denied reports of shouting. Significant disagreements persist, with Netanyahu advocating for regime change in Iran as the only permanent solution, while Trump favors diplomacy. Netanyahu also called for a unity government to address security threats, as Trump indicated military action against Iran is not currently necessary.
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- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and U.S. President Donald Trump reportedly had a heated phone call regarding Iran.
- Netanyahu's office denied reports of a shouting match, calling them "fake news."
- Netanyahu believes only regime change in Iran can permanently eliminate the nuclear threat.
- Trump stated that renewed military action against Iran does not appear necessary for now.
- Netanyahu called for a national unity government to address escalating threats.
- Arab leaders are reportedly concerned about Netanyahu pressing Trump for renewed military action against Iran.
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