US President Donald Trump has asserted that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will be compelled to accept any agreement made by the US with Iran. Trump emphasized his authority in the decision-making process, stating that Netanyahu does not have a say in the matter.

These remarks from Trump followed Iran’s launch of ballistic missiles at Israel, marking a significant breach of the ceasefire agreement. In response, the US and Israel conducted joint strikes on key Iranian sites, prompting Iran to retaliate by targeting various locations and closing the Strait of Hormuz.

Despite a temporary ceasefire brokered in April, negotiations between the US and Iran have not resulted in a lasting peace deal. Trump declared to the press that he would direct Netanyahu to refrain from retaliating against Iran, affirming his commitment to finalizing an agreement with Iran regardless of the recent hostilities.

Trump expressed confidence that the ongoing deal negotiations would proceed unaffected by the recent attacks on Israel, reiterating his determination to see the agreement through. When asked about the potential failure of the deal, Trump hinted at the possibility of a commando raid on Iran as a response.

Recent reports revealed a contentious phone call between Trump and Netanyahu, where Trump allegedly criticized Netanyahu’s actions and claimed credit for his continued leadership. Despite the strained relations, Trump remains resolute in his pursuit of a resolution with Iran.