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Trump and Netanyahu Reportedly Discuss Iran Strike Options as Both Countries Approach Elections

President Trump welcomes Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to his Mar-a-Lago club on December 29, 2025. Photo: Joe Raedle/Getty ImagesPhoto: Axios

How the sides differ Alternative sources stress reported Trump-Netanyahu talks on possible new attacks on Iran; right sources focus on Trump's remark that he may endorse in Israel's election.

Alternative outlets, citing an Axios report based on US and Israeli officials and other sources, say President Trump and Prime Minister Netanyahu discussed possibly launching a major new operation against Iran before the Israeli and US elections. The Axios excerpt says Netanyahu raised concern about Israeli intelligence on Iranian activity, and Antiwar.com says the leaders held multiple calls over two weeks. Separately, a right-leaning outlet reports Trump said Tuesday he may endorse someone in Israel's closely contested election, which could affect Netanyahu's political future. The excerpts do not link the two reports.

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Alternative · 2 sources Antiwar.comAxios: Trump and Netanyahu Discussed Possibility of Major Attacks on Iran Before US and Israeli Elections

Alternative outlets focus on reported private discussions about renewed military action against Iran and how upcoming elections factor into the decision.

Right BreitbartTrump Says He ‘May Endorse Somebody’ as Netanyahu Faces Pivotal Israeli Election

Right-leaning coverage centers on Trump's possible endorsement in Israel's election and the high stakes of the vote for Netanyahu.