According to Barak Ravid, citing a conversation with U.S. President Donald J. Trump, President Trump held a call with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu today where they touched on the Iranian response. The president also reiterated to Ravid that Iran’s response did not fit the criteria for what the administration was seeking to achieve. This follows the release of an excerpt from the upcoming airing of a 60 Minutes’ interview with Prime Minister Netanyahu, where he said that there is much more work to be done, as it relates to combat operations against Iran.

**Trump Speaks with Netanyahu on Iran Response, Signals Dissatisfaction**

**Washington** – President Donald J. Trump held a telephone conversation with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday, discussing Iran’s recent response to ongoing regional tensions, according to Axios reporter Barak Ravid.

Citing a direct conversation with the president, Ravid reported that Trump and Netanyahu touched on Tehran’s actions, with the U.S. leader reiterating that Iran’s response “did not fit the criteria” for what his administration aims to achieve.

The call comes shortly after the release of an excerpt from an upcoming 60 Minutes interview with Netanyahu. In the clip, the Israeli prime minister stated that “there is much more work to be done” in relation to combat operations against Iran.

White House officials have not yet issued a formal readout of the Trump-Netanyahu discussion. Tensions between Israel and Iran have remained elevated following recent escalations, with both the U.S. and Israel closely monitoring Tehran’s next moves.

This story is developing.