Physical Address
304 North Cardinal St.
Dorchester Center, MA 02124
As US President Donald Trump addressed the world strike launched by the soldiers of his country against Three key Iranian nuclear sites On Sunday, he thanked several people and institutions.
The American army, the hunting pilots who dropped the bombs, and a general were among those on his list. It was the same for a person who is not American and with whom Trump had a relationship upside down: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Trump also said that Netanyahu and that he had worked as “maybe no team had ever worked before”. These complimentary comments represent a much coarse language of language than Trump used for the Israeli chief only four years ago, and their public tension on Iran less than a month ago.
We follow Trump’s magnetic and sometimes hateful relationships with Netanyahu:
What does Trump say on Netanyahu?
In his televised speech on Sunday, early morning in the Middle East, Trump Thanks and congratulated Netanyahu. “I would like to thank and congratulate Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu,” he said, referring to a name that the Israeli Prime Minister is widely known.
“We have worked like a team like perhaps that no team has never worked before, and we have greatly helped to erase this horrible threat to Israel,” said Trump, referring to Iran’s nuclear installations.
“I would like to thank the Israeli army for the wonderful work they have done,” said Trump, adding praise for American forces.
Trump warned Iran to accept what he described as a “peace”, but which is actually equivalent to the surrender of his nuclear program, under American terms.
“If they don’t, future attacks will be much larger and much easier”, ” He said. Meanwhile, Israel remains the only country in the Middle East with a nuclear arsenal, although it has never officially recognized it.
American strikes follow nine days of Israeli missile attacks against Iran, including its nuclear installations. Israel did not have the bombs necessary to damage or destroy the most secret nuclear site in Iran in Fordow, buried deep inside a mountain. The United States, using its bunker-business bombs, hit Fordow as well as the Natanz and Isfahan facilities on Sunday.
Trump’s decision to align himself on Netanyahu to bring the United States into war with Iran has divided its support base “Make America Great Again” (Maga).
What does Netanyahu say about Trump?
After Trump announced strikes and appreciated the Israeli chief Netanyahu replied with Warm Words that those that the American president had used for him.
“President Trump, your daring decision to target Iranian nuclear installations with the impressive and fair power of the United States will change history,” Netanyahu said in a recorded video statement.
He added: “In this evening action against Iran’s nuclear installations, America was really unequaled. He did what no other country on earth could do. ”
“History will record that President Trump has acted to deny the most dangerous regime in the world the most dangerous weapons in the world,” said Netanyahu.
The chief of the International Atomic Energy Agency (AIEA) publicly declared that he did not think that Iran was building a nuclear weapon, an assessment shared by the American intelligence agencies, which also drawn the same conclusion earlier this year.
However, Trump has declared in recent days, his selected spy chief, Tulsi Gabbard, and the assessment of the intelligence community were “wrong”.
Trump’s leadership today has created a history pivot that can help drive the Middle East and beyond a future of prosperity and peace, “Netanyahu said in this statement.
“President Trump and I often say:” Peace by force “. First the strength, then comes peace. And tonight, Donald Trump and the United States acted with great strength,” concluded Netanyahu.
How were their links during Trump’s first term?
Netanyahu appreciated a close relationship With Trump during his first term from 2017 to 2021.
Trump recognized Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and moved the American Embassy of Tel Aviv, a symbolic victory for a long time for Netanyahu who strengthened his image at the national level. Trump appointed an ambassador who was ideologically aligned with the Israel settlers’ movement, David Friedman, in May 2017.
In March 2019, the American president also recognized Israeli sovereignty on the heights of occupied Golan, becoming the only world leader to support the Israeli annexation in the region recognized international as part of Syria.
In September 2020, Trump welcomed the signing of the Abraham agreements, which led to the normalization of relations between Israel and four Arab states – Bahrain, the United Arab Emirates, Morocco and Sudan.
Trump officially withdrew the United States from the Common Complete Action Plan (JCPOA) – commonly called Iranian nuclear agreement – in May 2018, by a presidential proclamation which restored American sanctions against Iran.
This marked a major change compared to the previous American policy for implementing the JCPOA in January 2016 to limit Iran’s nuclear program in exchange for the relief of the sanctions. Trump declared the “defective to his heart” agreement, saying that he offered insufficient insurance and failed to approach the Iranian missile program and regional activities.
Why did Trump sour in Netanyahu?
In an interview of December 2021 with Axios with Israeli journalist Barak Ravid, Trump revealed that his relationship with Netanyahu deteriorated after the Israeli Prime Minister publicly congratulated the entrant president Joe Biden during his electoral victory in 2020 – a loss that Trump refused to accept.
“The first person who congratulated (Biden) was Bibi Netanyahu, the man I made more than any other person I have dealt with. Bibi could have remained silent. He made a terrible mistake,” said Trump, referring to Netanyahu by his nickname. “And not only did he congratulate him, he did it on a band.”
“F ***,” said Trump, expressing his anger.
How have their links since?
While Trump’s incoming administration initially claimed to make a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, some observers noting that he could slow down the Israeli military campaign, he quickly joined the continuous genocidal campaign of Netanyahu against the Palestinian people.
In a Joint press conference In February of this year, Trump strongly proposed that the United States “takes over” from the Gaza Strip, redeveloping it and moving the Palestinians – a plan that Netanyahu has publicly approved as “nothing bad”.
Netanyahu also said that he was “engaged in the plan of the American president Trump for the creation of a different Gaza”. Later this month, the United States approved $ 2.5 billion in arms sales in Israel, including bombs and drones.
In March, Israel resumed major air attacks in Gaza after negotiations on the release of captives collapsed. The White House confirmed that Israel had consulted Trump before the attacks.
On Iran, on the other hand, Trump’s position came from alignment with Netanyahu in his own distinct positions.
April 12 to June 13, 2025: The United States has led nuclear negotiations of the rear channel with Iran, mediated by Oman.
Can: Trump said during his Gulf tour that the United States was in “very serious negotiations” with Iran and “getting close to a nuclear agreement, signaling the opening to diplomacy. On May 28, Trump said that he had said to Netanyahu to hold the strike against Iran to give his administration more time to put pressure for a new nuclear agreement. He told the White House journalists that he had relayed a strike in Netanyahu “would be inappropriate to make now because we are very close to a solution.”
June 11-12: The IAEA said that Iran had not been sufficiently transparent in its nuclear program and that the elements of its approach were in violation of the country’s guarantees agreement with the United Nations nuclear guard dog. The United States began to evacuate its regional embassies. Tensions have jumped while Trump said diplomacy was stoned and alluded to serious consequences if no agreement was concluded.
June 13: Israel has launched massive air strikes on Iranian nuclear and military sites, killing the main nuclear scientists, academics and the best military commanders.
In the United States’s initial reaction to Israeli attacks on Iran, Marco Rubio, the Secretary of State, described the strikes as “monilateral” and said that Washington was “not involved in strikes against Iran and that our absolute priority is to protect American forces in the region.”
American-Iranian discussions on a nuclear agreement were suspended. Trump admitted that he was aware of Israel’s plans to attack Iran.
June 19: Trump, after almost a week of died and Israeli attacks, reported support for the military campaign in Israel, while keeping an open diplomatic track to interviews with Tehran.
June 20: The American president has established a two -week ultimatum for Iran in order to negotiate the nuclear agreement.
June 21: Trump ordered the United States air strikes on Fordow, Natanz and Isfahan nuclear installations, in coordination with Israel. He declared them “completely erased”.
