In an interview with the Financial Times on June 7, 2026, President Donald Trump stated that Israel has 'no choice' but to accept any peace deal he negotiates with Iran. Trump emphasized that Israeli President Benjamin Netanyahu has no influence over the negotiations, asserting, 'I call the shots.' The remarks followed missile attacks from Iran on Israel, marking a significant escalation in tensions. Trump indicated that these attacks would not affect the progress of the negotiations, stating, 'It’s not going to have any impact on the deal.' He suggested that Iran should return to the negotiating table. Trump's comments come amid criticism that Israel has undue influence over U.S. military actions in the region, which he dismissed, claiming he may have 'forced Israel’s hand.'
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Trump States Israel Must Accept Any Iran Deal He Negotiates
President Donald Trump declared in a Financial Times interview that Israel must accept any Iran deal he negotiates, asserting that Israeli President Netanyahu has no say in the matter. This statement follows missile attacks from Iran on Israel, which Trump claimed would not hinder negotiations.
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Trump Declares Israel Has ‘No Choice’ But to Accept Any Iran Deal He Makes: ‘I Call the Shots’
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