Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu grows more doubtful that additional negotiations with Iran will produce a peace agreement, according to a report citing Israel’s Channel 12. The report says Netanyahu’s stance follows a phone call with U.S. President Donald Trump related to the Iran conflict. It adds that Netanyahu wants Israel to consider resuming military strikes rather than continuing talks. The Daily Mail’s account characterizes Netanyahu’s reaction to the call in strong terms, describing him as highly upset, but it does not provide additional verified details of what was said during the conversation. Neither the report nor the cited coverage includes confirmed information on any immediate operational changes, timelines, or official statements from Netanyahu’s office or the White House. The coverage instead reflects Netanyahu’s reported shift in expectations about the prospects of diplomacy with Tehran, alongside a preference for military action if negotiations do not progress. The reports present this as Netanyahu’s assessment and intent, as conveyed through Channel 12’s reporting, rather than as an announced policy decision.