US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu meet amid discussions focused on Iran’s nuclear capabilities, with Trump publicly disputing aspects of Netanyahu’s role in providing information. According to reports from multiple outlets, Trump tells reporters that he does not need Netanyahu to “tell” him information about Iran’s nuclear capacity, framing the exchange as a rebuke during their encounter. Trump also characterizes Netanyahu’s motivation behind the intelligence-sharing, saying Netanyahu is providing it in a way Trump believes is intended to prolong the war rather than support a different outcome. The reports portray Trump’s comments as unusually direct, offering insight into the relationship dynamics between the two leaders during a sensitive period involving Iran. While the coverage centers on Trump’s remarks, all sources describe the same core claims: that Trump rebukes Netanyahu on Iran-related intelligence during their meeting and asserts that Netanyahu’s approach reflects an effort to extend the conflict. The outlets do not present any contradictory accounts of the remarks themselves, but they focus on the public exchange and its implications for US-Israel coordination on Iran.