Israel fears Trump weary of ‘highly suspicious’ Netanyahu and could 'flip' amid Iran deal: analyst (opens original article in a new tab)

Israeli strikes on Hezbollah in Beirut are causing tension in U.S.-Iran peace negotiations, with concerns that President Trump may shift his stance on Prime Minister Netanyahu due to strategic differences and recent military actions.

• Israeli strikes on Hezbollah in Beirut risk complicating U.S.-Iran peace negotiations
• U.S. diplomat claims Israel's strikes aim to sabotage Trump's deal with Iran
• Analyst notes growing Israeli concern that Trump may 'flip' on Netanyahu due to strategic differences
• Trump criticized Netanyahu for Israeli strikes, calling him 'no f---ing judgment'
• Netanyahu and Trump have differing approaches to dealing with Iran and regional threats
• Israeli official claims Hezbollah attacks targeted Israeli civilians ahead of Iranian retaliation