President Donald Trump says Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will “do whatever I want him to do” after a “lengthy” and “dramatic” phone call between the two leaders about negotiations involving Iran. Multiple outlets report that the call occurs amid ongoing high-stakes discussions related to ending the war or addressing Iran-related strikes. According to reporting cited by the Associated Press, an official described the conversation as dramatic and said Israel is upset about Trump’s effort to secure an agreement with Tehran. The White House does not comment, and outlets say it declined to address the substance or tone of the call. One account characterizes the leaders as clashing during the phone conversation, including disagreement reportedly tied to a pause in strikes. After the call, Trump tells reporters that Netanyahu will carry out Trump’s wishes. The reports largely focus on Trump’s comments to the press and the characterization of the call, rather than providing detailed information about the negotiation terms or the specific points of disagreement.