Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are shown to be at odds over Israel’s military actions in Lebanon and their impact on US efforts to negotiate an end to hostilities involving Iran. Multiple outlets, citing reporting from Axios and other sources, describe a heated phone call in which Trump used expletives to criticize Netanyahu. In one account, Trump accused Netanyahu of having “no judgment” after an Israeli strike on Beirut, and said the bombing had delayed a potential agreement aimed at ending the Iran war. Other reports characterize Trump’s message as urging restraint, warning that Israel’s escalation could derail Iran-related talks. Several sources also say Trump told Netanyahu “you’re f***ing crazy,” and in the call at one point shouted “What the f are you doing?” Trump publicly acknowledged in an interview that he made the “effing crazy” remark during the exchange. In parallel, reporting indicates fresh uncertainty over whether any Lebanon/Hezbollah truce will hold, with Netanyahu reportedly casting doubt on the prospects of a halt to fighting. Lebanese officials cited deaths from a Beirut strike, while Israel linked its actions to Hezbollah attacks earlier in the day.