A recent phone call between former U.S. President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been described by Israeli media as “long and dramatic,” reflecting deep disagreements over the future of negotiations in the region.

According to reports from Israeli channel N12, the two leaders discussed the ongoing situation linked to Gaza and broader regional tensions. The conversation reportedly revealed a clear difference in approach between both sides regarding the possibility of reaching a diplomatic agreement.

Sources cited in the report claim that Netanyahu expressed growing skepticism about the chances of achieving a viable deal in the current context. He is said to favor a return to stronger military pressure, including the possibility of renewed airstrikes, as a way to shift the balance on the ground.

In contrast, Trump reportedly pushed for continued diplomatic efforts, insisting that every possible measure should be taken to reach an agreement and avoid further escalation. His position, according to the report, focused on negotiation and political pressure rather than immediate military action.

The reported disagreement highlights ongoing tensions between diplomatic and military approaches to the conflict, at a time when international actors continue to seek ways to stabilize the situation in the region.

Although the details of the call have not been independently confirmed by official statements, the report has already attracted significant attention due to the political weight of both figures and the sensitivity of the Middle East situation.

Further developments are expected as diplomatic discussions continue and international stakeholders monitor the evolving situation closely.