Netanyahu Urges Trump to Strike Iran After Midterm Electi
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U.S. President Donald Trump spoke by phone with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Saturday to discuss the status of U.S.-Iran negotiations and the timing of a potential resumption of hostilities, according to Axios reporting carried by Jin10 Data on November 2. Netanyahu is pressing Trump to launch a strike on Iran immediately after Tuesday's midterm elections, while Trump currently prefers to let negotiations continue—a strategy that has worried the Israeli leader. Sources described the call as "tense" from the Israeli side and "direct" from the American side, with both the White House and the Israeli Prime Minister's Office declining to comment. The development matters because a U.S.-Israel strike on Iran could trigger volatility across energy markets, safe-haven assets, and risk assets including crypto. Watch for the outcome of Tuesday's midterms and any shifts in the U.S. negotiating posture toward Tehran as near-term catalysts.
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Donald Trump, Benjamin Netanyahu, Iran, United States, Israel