US President Donald Trump says he used foul language when speaking with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, according to multiple reports. The comments relate to Israel’s actions and threats involving Lebanon, including reports that Israel could bomb Beirut. Trump frames his remarks as concern about Netanyahu’s repeated confrontations with Lebanon and the potential impact on broader efforts to manage the wider Middle East conflict. One account says Trump was “perturbed” by what he described as Netanyahu’s constant fighting with Lebanon and that he told him to stop. Another account says Trump feared that escalatory statements or actions could undermine ongoing diplomatic aims, including discussions related to ending the war in the Middle East and talks involving Tehran. Across sources, the central points are that Trump confirms he used expletives with Netanyahu and that the matter arose from Trump’s reaction to Netanyahu’s handling of Lebanon-related developments. The reports do not provide additional details such as the exact wording used beyond references to expletives and a call for Netanyahu to halt the fighting.