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Trump to Axios: Netanyahu has "no fucking judgment" but Iran deal still on

Former U.S. President Trump publicly criticizes Netanyahu’s judgment amid escalating Israel-Iran tensions while signaling continued support for an Iran deal.

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🇬🇧 English Jun 14, 17:07 UTC
🇪🇸 Spanish Jun 14, 17:16 UTC · EL PAÍS
🇩🇪 German Jun 14, 18:44 UTC · Spiegel
🇧🇷 Portuguese Jun 14, 20:07 UTC · CNN Brasil
🇮🇹 Italian Jun 15, 18:37 UTC · Il Fatto Quotidiano

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The brief

The comments come amid heightened regional tensions following Israel’s latest military actions in Lebanon. Coverage emphasizes the apparent contradiction in Trump’s stance—publicly questioning Netanyahu’s leadership while maintaining his position on an Iran deal.

The *Times of Israel*, *The Guardian*, and Axios have all reported on the remarks, framing them as a rare public rebuke from a key U.S. political figure. What to watch next: Whether Trump’s comments signal broader political or diplomatic shifts in U.S.-Israel relations, and how Netanyahu’s government responds to the criticism.

Coverage does not yet specify any immediate fallout from the remarks, but the timing—amid escalating strikes—suggests potential ripple effects in both domestic and international policy discussions.

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Quick answers

Did Trump’s comments lead to any immediate response from Netanyahu or the Israeli government?

Coverage does not yet specify any direct response from Netanyahu or the Israeli government to Trump’s remarks.

What details were provided about Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s comments on CBS News?

The CBS News headline references a transcript of Hegseth’s appearance on *Face the Nation*, but no specific details or quotes from his remarks were included in the headlines.

Does Trump’s support for an Iran deal contradict his earlier positions on the issue?

Coverage does not provide historical context or comparisons to Trump’s prior stances on Iran, only that he reiterated support for a deal despite criticizing Netanyahu’s judgment.

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Israel-Iran tensions U.S. foreign policy Donald Trump Benjamin Netanyahu Beirut airstrikes Axios interview

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