Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu’s relationship has been a whirlwind. The two remain leaders of the closest allies in the geopolitical landscape, but they reportedly do not see eye to eye personally. Now, Trump is reportedly calling Netanyahu, urging him to rectify his most recent actions.
The last time President Trump had a public correspondence with Netanyahu, he was expecting a ceasefire with Gaza that would not proceed without Hamas releasing the hostages. Not only was Trump unable to secure that ceasefire, but soon after Netanyahu left Washington, D.C., Israel launched a strike on Syrian government buildings in Damascus — where, according to CNN, Trump is overseeing a rebuilding process — and another strike in Gaza, where the only Catholic church in the area was destroyed, killing three people in the bombing.
